Announcements

“B” Day

It’s Taco Tuesday! A beef taco w/trimmings, seasoned corn, raw veggie sticks, applesauce, fresh fruit & milk.

Attention IHS: Parking in our campus lots is limited and reserved for employees and is a privilege for Gold Key Seniors only. If you are parking on campus and do not have a parking tag, you will receive consequences and risk the chance of being towed. Security has resumed parking lot sweeps.

Last call for donations for our hot chocolate fundraiser for the Class 2028! We are in need of cups with lids, hot cocoa mix, spoons, marshmallows and whipped cream. Donations may be dropped off to Room 2040 by this Friday.

On Friday, February 13 we’re celebrating Douglass Day, a schoolwide event honoring the powerful legacy of Frederick Douglass. Join us in the Library during 5th, 6th, and 7th periods for hands-on activities, creativity and a chance to learn about one of history’s most inspiring voices for freedom and equality. We will even get to sing Happy Birthday!

Attention current Seniors: If you made a time capsule with Mrs. Emerson in Spanish class, it is time to pick it up! Please come to Room 2089 anytime between now and Friday to pick up your capsule.

Attention students: If you're putting stickers on your computer, please use only vinyl stickers. Also, please keep the name tag, serial number, and device name stickers on the laptops.

Attention students: ALL loaner laptops need to be returned to the DMRC.

Are you interested in building your résumé and showcasing your creativity? Why not consider submitting your own work to Irondequoit High School’s literary magazine, Chickenscratch! Submit a short story, poem, or other creative piece (like a photo or work of art), and you can proudly list Literary Magazine Club Member on your résumé. Have questions or want to learn more? Join us after school on Wednesdays in Room 2036. Submit your creative piece on the Library Schoology page. Also, you can ask your English teacher about extra credit!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Scholarship highlight: Get-It-Straight Scholarship! If you have or had orthodontic work done by Get-It-Straight Orthodontics, this scholarship is for you! Please go to Mrs. Cook's office to pick up an application!

Attention Students - ALL BRANCHES of the US MILITARY will be in The Commons TODAY during lunches. Stop by to get info on ROTC, enlistment options, and more! And please thank the men and women for their service!

Are you thinking about a career in healthcare? Our 3rd annual Healthcare Panel will be held on FRIDAY during 4th period in the Auditorium. Join us & hear about career pathways from a nurse, doctor, an occupational, physical or speech therapist, a social worker & psychologist. Following the event, the panelists will be in the Commons as our Future Friday guest during all lunches.

Dan's Crafts and Things at 352 Empire Blvd is hiring part time help- Apply in person!

"A" Day

Lunch: Chicken smackers, mashed potatoes & gravy, raw veggie sticks, diced pears, fresh fruit & milk.

Attention IHS: Parking in our campus lots is limited and reserved for employees and is a privilege for Gold Key Seniors only. If you are parking on campus and do not have a parking tag, you will receive consequences and risk the chance of being towed. Security has resumed parking lot sweeps.

Last call for donations for our hot chocolate fundraiser for the Class 2028! We are in need of cups with lids, hot cocoa mix, spoons, marshmallows and whipped cream. Donations may be dropped off to Room 2040 by this Friday. 

On Friday, February 13 we’re celebrating Douglass Day, a schoolwide event honoring the powerful legacy of Frederick Douglass. Join us in the Library during 5th, 6th, and 7th periods for hands-on activities, creativity and a chance to learn about one of history’s most inspiring voices for freedom and equality. We will even get to sing Happy Birthday! 

Attention current Seniors: If you made a time capsule with Mrs. Emerson in Spanish class, it is time to pick it up! Please come to Room 2089 anytime between now and Friday to pick up your capsule. 

Attention students: If you're putting stickers on your computer, please use only vinyl stickers. Also, please keep the name tag, serial number, and device name stickers on the laptops.

Attention students: ALL loaner laptops need to be returned to the DMRC.

Are you interested in building your résumé and showcasing your creativity? Why not consider submitting your own work to Irondequoit High School’s literary magazine, Chickenscratch! Submit a short story, poem, or other creative piece (like a photo or work of art), and you can proudly list Literary Magazine Club Member on your résumé. Have questions or want to learn more? Join us after school on Wednesdays in Room 2036. Submit your creative piece on the Library Schoology page. Also, you can ask your English teacher about extra credit!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Scholarship highlight: Get-It-Straight Scholarship! If you have or had orthodontic work done by Get-It-Straight Orthodontics, this scholarship is for you! Please go to Mrs. Cook's office to pick up an application!

Attention Students - ALL BRANCHES of the US MILITARY will be in The Commons TOMORROW during lunches. Stop by to get info on ROTC, enlistment options, and more! And please thank the men and women for their service!

The Monroe County Teen Police Summer Academy is now accepting applications. Stop in the Career Center & get your application!

Are you thinking about a career in healthcare? Our 3rd annual Healthcare Panel will be held on FRIDAY during 4th period in the Auditorium. Join us & hear about career pathways from a nurse, doctor, an occupational, physical or speech therapist, a social worker & psychologist. Following the event, the panelists will be in the Commons as our Future Friday guest during all lunches.

Speaking of healthcare- are you looking for February break plans? How about a free one-day Nursing Camp on February 18 at the Wayne Finger Lakes BOCES Center. Learn about the world of nursing and engage in interactive activities with real nurses and nursing students. Shirt and lunch included- Stop in the Career Center for sign up info!

Dan's Crafts and Things at 352 Empire Blvd is hiring part time help- Apply in person! 

"B" Day

Lunch: Chicken or pork nachos, a leafy green salad, raw veggie sticks, Mandarin oranges, fresh fruit & milk.

Attention IHS: Parking in our campus lots is limited and reserved for employees and is a privilege for Gold Key Seniors only. If you are parking on campus and do not have a parking tag, you will receive consequences and risk the chance of being towed. Security has resumed parking lot sweeps.

Do you love board games, card games, or epic adventures like Dungeons & Dragons? Come roll the dice, strategize, and make new friends in a fun, relaxed environment. Whether you're a seasoned player or just curious, there's a seat at the table for you! Games Club will meet after school TODAY in Room 2000. New members are always welcome. Ask Mrs. Wolf or Mrs. Johnson if you have any questions. Come join us!

Attention current Seniors: If you made a time capsule with Mrs. Emerson in Spanish class, it is time to pick it up! Please come to Room 2089 anytime between now and February break to pick up your capsule. 

Attention students: If you're putting stickers on your computer, please use only vinyl stickers. Also, please keep the name tag, serial number, and device name stickers on the laptops.

Back by popular demand, singers from Sweet 16 and the Dapper Singer Society will be selling Singing Valentine’s once again this year. They are being sold in the Commons during lunch periods today. Prices range from $3-$5 and deliveries are next Wednesday & Thursday during lunches and all-day long Friday.

Attention students: ALL loaner laptops need to be returned to the DMRC.

Are you interested in building your résumé and showcasing your creativity? Why not consider submitting your own work to Irondequoit High School’s literary magazine, Chickenscratch! Submit a short story, poem, or other creative piece (like a photo or work of art), and you can proudly list Literary Magazine Club Member on your résumé. Have questions or want to learn more? Join us after school on Wednesdays in Room 2036. Submit your creative piece on the Library Schoology page. Also, you can ask your English teacher about extra credit!

Interested in a trip to visit HBCU's in the Washington, DC area?​ Juniors are invited to apply for an overnight trip to Washington, D.C. from March 9–11, featuring visits to Historically Black Colleges and Universities and other D.C. attractions. Only 12 spots are available, so interested students must turn in an application to the Main Office by TODAY. Applications may be picked up in the Main Office, and students selected must attend a mandatory Zoom meeting on February 25 at 6:00 p.m.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

This week we will have two Future Friday guests- Rochester Works will be here to highlight the City of Rochester Summer of Youth Program for eligible students and The Seneca Park Zoo will also be here looking to hire students for the summer. Stop by their table in the Commons during all lunches today!

• Scholarship Highlight: Vivian Schrack/Jeanne Teddy Scholarship for FEMALE students going into EDUCATION. Please see Mrs. Cook for an application!
• Seniors of African descent - Please see Mrs. Cook about Scholarships specifically for YOU! Do not miss this opportunity!
• Seniors! Have you EVER participated in Odyssey of the Mind? If so, please see Mrs. Cook about the Julie Ryan Scholarship! We need applicants for this Scholarship!!!

The Monroe County Teen Police Summer Academy is now accepting applications. Stop in the Career Center & get your application!

Are you thinking about a career in healthcare? Our 3rd annual Healthcare Panel will be held on February 13 during 4th period in the Auditorium. Join us & hear about career pathways from a nurse, doctor, an occupational, physical or speech therapist, a social worker & psychologist. Following the event, the panelists will be in the Commons as our Future Friday guest during all lunches.

Speaking of healthcare- are you looking for February break plans? How about a free one-day Nursing Camp on February 18 at the Wayne Finger Lakes BOCES Center. Learn about the world of nursing and engage in interactive activities with real nurses and nursing students. Shirt and lunch included- Stop in the Career Center for sign up info!

Dan's Crafts and Things at 352 Empire Blvd is hiring part time help- Apply in person! 

"A" Day

Lunch: Mozzarella sticks w/marinara & dinner roll, steamed broccoli, raw veggie sticks, diced peaches, fresh fruit & milk.

Attention IHS: Parking in our campus lots is limited and reserved for employees and is a privilege for Gold Key Seniors only. If you are parking on campus and do not have a parking tag, you will receive consequences and risk the chance of being towed. Security has resumed parking lot sweeps.

Back by popular demand, singers from Sweet 16 and the Dapper Singer Society will be selling Singing Valentine’s once again this year. They are being sold in the Commons during lunch periods this week. Prices range from $3-$5 and deliveries are next Wednesday & Thursday during lunches and all-day long Friday.

Do you love board games, card games, or epic adventures like Dungeons & Dragons? Come roll the dice, strategize, and make new friends in a fun, relaxed environment. Whether you're a seasoned player or just curious, there's a seat at the table for you! Games Club will meet after school TOMORROW in Room 2000. New members are always welcome. Ask Mrs. Wolf or Mrs. Johnson if you have any questions. Come join us!

Come support the IHS World Language trip to Spain at their fundraiser at I-Scream TONIGHT from 5-8.

Attention current Seniors: If you made a time capsule with Mrs. Emerson in Spanish class, it is time to pick it up! Please come to Room 2089 anytime between now and February break to pick up your capsule. 

The Art Club will be meeting after school TODAY from 3:10 pm to 4:00 pm in Ms. Jacobs’ room (#1150). We will be making Artist Trading Cards. We will paint, stamp, draw, collage, etc. to create artist trading cards that we can take, trade or share.

Attention students: If you're putting stickers on your computer, please use only vinyl stickers. Also, please keep the name tag, serial number, and device name stickers on the laptops.

Attention students: ALL loaner laptops need to be returned to the DMRC.

Are you interested in building your résumé and showcasing your creativity? Why not consider submitting your own work to Irondequoit High School’s literary magazine, Chickenscratch! Submit a short story, poem, or other creative piece (like a photo or work of art), and you can proudly list Literary Magazine Club Member on your résumé. Have questions or want to learn more? Join us after school on Wednesdays in Room 2036. Submit your creative piece on the Library Schoology page. Also, you can ask your English teacher about extra credit!

Interested in a trip to visit HBCU's in the Washington, DC area?​ Juniors are invited to apply for an overnight trip to Washington, D.C. from March 9–11, featuring visits to Historically Black Colleges and Universities and other D.C. attractions. Only 12 spots are available, so interested students must turn in an application to the Main Office by TOMORROW. Applications may be picked up in the Main Office, and students selected must attend a mandatory Zoom meeting on February 25 at 6:00 p.m.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

This week we will have two Future Friday guests- Rochester Works will be here to highlight the City of Rochester Summer of Youth Program for eligible students and The Seneca Park Zoo will also be here looking to hire students for the summer. Stop by their table in the Commons during all lunches tomorrow!

• Scholarship Highlight: Vivian Schrack/Jeanne Teddy Scholarship for FEMALE students going into EDUCATION. Please see Mrs. Cook for an application!
• Seniors of African descent - Please see Mrs. Cook about Scholarships specifically for YOU! Do not miss this opportunity!
• Seniors! Have you EVER participated in Odyssey of the Mind? If so, please see Mrs. Cook about the Julie Ryan Scholarship! We need applicants for this Scholarship!!!
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The Monroe County Teen Police Summer Academy is now accepting applications. Stop in the Career Center & get your application!

Are you thinking about a career in healthcare? Our 3rd annual Healthcare Panel will be held on February 13 during 4th period in the Auditorium. Join us & hear about career pathways from a nurse, doctor, an occupational, physical or speech therapist, a social worker & psychologist. Following the event, the panelists will be in the Commons as our Future Friday guest during all lunches.

Speaking of healthcare- are you looking for February break plans? How about a free one-day Nursing Camp on February 18 at the Wayne Finger Lakes BOCES Center. Learn about the world of nursing and engage in interactive activities with real nurses and nursing students. Shirt and lunch included- Stop in the Career Center for sign up info!

Dan's Crafts and Things at 352 Empire Blvd is hiring part time help- Apply in person! 

"B" Day

Lunch: Regular or Buffalo chicken mac & cheese, California style vegetables, raw veggie sticks, juice, fresh fruit & milk.

Attention IHS: Parking in our campus lots is limited and reserved for employees and is a privilege for Gold Key Seniors only. If you are parking on campus and do not have a parking tag, you will receive consequences and risk the chance of being towed. Security has resumed parking lot sweeps.

Interested in wellness, substance use prevention or developing leadership skills? Then join Reality Check! A student run club that meets Wednesday at 3p in the Counseling Center Conference Room. Hope to see you there!

Come support the IHS World Language trip to Spain at their fundraiser at I-Scream TOMORROW from 5-8.

Attention current Seniors: If you made a time capsule with Mrs. Emerson in Spanish class, it is time to pick it up! Please come to Room 2089 anytime between now and February break to pick up your capsule. 

The Art Club will be meeting after school TOMORROW from 3:10 pm to 4:00 pm in Ms. Jacobs’ room (#1150). We will be making Artist Trading Cards. We will paint, stamp, draw, collage, etc. to create artist trading cards that we can take, trade or share.

Attention students: If you're putting stickers on your computer, please use only vinyl stickers. Also, please keep the name tag, serial number, and device name stickers on the laptops.

Back by popular demand, singers from Sweet 16 and the Dapper Singer Society will be selling Singing Valentine’s once again this year. They are being sold in the Commons during lunch periods this week. Prices range from $3-$5 and deliveries are next Wednesday & Thursday during lunches and all-day long Friday.

Attention students: ALL loaner laptops need to be returned to the DMRC.

Are you interested in building your résumé and showcasing your creativity? Why not consider submitting your own work to Irondequoit High School’s literary magazine, Chickenscratch! Submit a short story, poem, or other creative piece (like a photo or work of art), and you can proudly list Literary Magazine Club Member on your résumé. Have questions or want to learn more? Join us after school on Wednesdays in Room 2036. Submit your creative piece on the Library Schoology page. Also, you can ask your English teacher about extra credit!

Interested in a trip to visit HBCU's in the Washington, DC area?​ Juniors are invited to apply for an overnight trip to Washington, D.C. from March 9–11, featuring visits to Historically Black Colleges and Universities and other D.C. attractions. Only 12 spots are available, so interested students must turn in an application to the Main Office by THIS FRIDAY. Applications may be picked up in the Main Office, and students selected must attend a mandatory Zoom meeting on February 25 at 6:00 p.m.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

This week we will have two Future Friday guests- Rochester Works will be here to highlight the City of Rochester Summer of Youth Program for eligible students and The Seneca Park Zoo will also be here looking to hire students for the summer. Stop by their table in the Commons during all lunches on Friday!

Seniors of African descent - Please see Mrs. Cook about Scholarships specifically for YOU! Do not miss this opportunity!

Scholarship Highlight: Vivian Schrack/Jeanne Teddy Scholarship for FEMALE students going into EDUCATION. Please see Mrs. Cook for an application!

The Monroe County Teen Police Summer Academy is now accepting applications. Stop in the Career Center & get your application now!

Are you thinking about a career in healthcare? Our 3rd annual Healthcare Panel will be next Friday, February 13 during 4th period in the Auditorium. Join us and hear about career pathways from a nurse, doctor, an occupational therapist, a physical therapist, speech therapist, a social worker and psychologist. Following the event, the panelists will be in the Commons as our Future Friday guest for the remainder of the lunch periods. All are welcome! Sign up in the Career Center.

Speaking of healthcare- are you looking for February break plans? How about a free one-day Nursing Camp on February 18 at the Wayne Finger Lakes BOCES Center. Learn about the world of nursing and engage in interactive activities with real nurses and nursing students. Shirt and lunch included- Stop in the Career Center for sign up info!

Dan's Crafts and Things at 352 Empire Blvd is hiring part time help- Apply in person!

"A" Day

Lunch: Pasta & beef meatballs w/sauce & garlic knot roll, Italian mixed vegetables, raw veggie sticks, applesauce, fresh fruit & milk.

Attention IHS: Parking in our campus lots is limited and reserved for employees and is a privilege for Gold Key Seniors only. If you are parking on campus and do not have a parking tag, you will receive consequences and risk the chance of being towed. Security has resumed parking lot sweeps.

Attention students: ALL loaner laptops need to be returned to the DMRC.

Are you interested in building your résumé and showcasing your creativity? Why not consider submitting your own work to Irondequoit High School’s literary magazine, Chickenscratch! Submit a short story, poem, or other creative piece (like a photo or work of art), and you can proudly list Literary Magazine Club Member on your résumé. Have questions or want to learn more? Join us after school on Wednesdays in Room 2036. Submit your creative piece on the Library Schoology page. Also, you can ask your English teacher about extra credit!

Interested in a trip to visit HBCU's in the Washington, DC area?​ Juniors are invited to apply for an overnight trip to Washington, D.C. from March 9–11, featuring visits to Historically Black Colleges and Universities and other D.C. attractions. Only 12 spots are available, so interested students must turn in an application to the Main Office by THIS FRIDAY. Applications may be picked up in the Main Office, and students selected must attend a mandatory Zoom meeting on February 25 at 6:00 p.m.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

This week we will have two Future Friday guests- Rochester Works will be here to highlight the City of Rochester Summer of Youth Program for eligible students and The Seneca Park Zoo will also be here looking to hire students for the summer. Stop by their table in the Commons during all lunches on Friday!

Seniors of African descent - Please see Mrs. Cook about Scholarships specifically for YOU! Do not miss this opportunity!

Scholarship Highlight: Vivian Schrack/Jeanne Teddy Scholarship for FEMALE students going into EDUCATION. Please see Mrs. Cook for an application!

The Monroe County Teen Police Summer Academy is now accepting applications. Stop in the Career Center & get your application now!

Are you thinking about a career in healthcare? Our 3rd annual Healthcare Panel will be next Friday, February 13 during 4th period in the Auditorium. Join us and hear about career pathways from a nurse, doctor, an occupational therapist, a physical therapist, speech therapist, a social worker and psychologist. Following the event, the panelists will be in the Commons as our Future Friday guest for the remainder of the lunch periods. All are welcome! Sign up in the Career Center.

Speaking of healthcare- are you looking for February break plans? How about a free one-day Nursing Camp on February 18 at the Wayne Finger Lakes BOCES Center. Learn about the world of nursing and engage in interactive activities with real nurses and nursing students. Shirt and lunch included- Stop in the Career Center for sign up info!

"B" Day

Lunch: An Italian pork sausage w/peppers & onions or a beef hot dog, macaroni salad, raw veggie sticks, diced pears, fresh fruit & milk.

Attention IHS: Parking in our campus lots is limited and reserved for employees and is a privilege for Gold Key Seniors only. If you are parking on campus and do not have a parking tag, you will receive consequences and risk the chance of being towed. Security will resume random parking lot sweeps starting TODAY. Please plan accordingly.

Are you interested in building your résumé and showcasing your creativity? Why not consider submitting your own work to Irondequoit High School’s literary magazine, Chickenscratch! Submit a short story, poem, or other creative piece (like a photo or work of art), and you can proudly list Literary Magazine Club Member on your résumé. Have questions or want to learn more? Join us after school on Wednesdays in Room 2036. Submit your creative piece on the Library Schoology page. Also, you can ask your English teacher about extra credit!

Interested in a trip to visit HBCU's in the Washington, DC area?​ Juniors are invited to apply for an overnight trip to Washington, D.C. from March 9–11, featuring visits to Historically Black Colleges and Universities and other D.C. attractions. Only 12 spots are available, so interested students must turn in an application to the Main Office by THIS Friday, February 6. Applications may be picked up in the Main Office, and students selected must attend a mandatory Zoom meeting on February 25 at 6:00 p.m.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

This week we will have two Future Friday guests- Rochester Works will be here to highlight the City of Rochester Summer of Youth Program for eligible students and The Seneca Park Zoo will also be here looking to hire students for the summer. Stop by their table in the Commons during all lunches on Friday!

Seniors of African descent - Please see Mrs. Cook about Scholarships specifically for YOU! Do not miss this opportunity!

Scholarship Highlight: Attention Seniors! Have you demonstrated an interest in History, Public Policy, Journalism, and/or Communications? In memory of Deborah McBride, proud IHS grad, Class 1996, a new scholarship has been created and is being offered to a graduating senior for $10,000! Please consider applying for this very generous scholarship! See Mrs. Cook for details!

The Monroe County Teen Police Summer Academy is now accepting applications. Stop in the Career Center & get your application now!

Are you thinking about a career in healthcare? Our 3rd annual Healthcare Panel will be next Friday, February 13 during 4th period in the Auditorium. Join us and hear about career pathways from a nurse, doctor, an occupational therapist, a physical therapist, speech therapist, a social worker and psychologist. Following the event, the panelists will be in the Commons as our Future Friday guest for the remainder of the lunch periods. All are welcome! Sign up in the Career Center.

Speaking of healthcare- are you looking for February break plans? How about a free one-day Nursing Camp on February 18 at the Wayne Finger Lakes BOCES Center. Learn about the world of nursing and engage in interactive activities with real nurses and nursing students. Shirt and lunch included- Stop in the Career Center for sign up info!

"A" Day

Lunch: Hot chicken fajita wrap, a Romaine salad, raw veggie sticks, fruit cocktail, fresh fruit & milk.

Attention IHS: Parking in our campus lots is limited and reserved for employees and is a privilege for Gold Key Seniors only. If you are parking on campus and do not have a parking tag, you will receive consequences and risk the chance of being towed. Security will resume random parking lot sweeps starting on Monday, February 2. Please plan accordingly.

Bristol Snowsports Club is cancelled TODAY due to low temperatures. We will still meet briefly after school in the 1^st floor Language hallway to organize for a quick yearbook picture. Our last two trips of the season will be Friday, February 6 and Friday, February 13. Reach out to Mrs. Laraby if you have any questions! Stay Warm!

Are you interested in building your résumé and showcasing your creativity? Why not consider submitting your own work to Irondequoit High School’s literary magazine, Chickenscratch! Submit a short story, poem, or other creative piece (like a photo or work of art), and you can proudly list Literary Magazine Club Member on your résumé. Have questions or want to learn more? Join us after school on Wednesdays in Room 2036. Submit your creative piece on the Library Schoology page. Also, you can ask your English teacher about extra credit!

Do you love board games, card games, or epic adventures like Dungeons & Dragons? Come roll the dice, strategize, and make new friends in a fun, relaxed environment. Whether you're a seasoned player or just curious, there's a seat at the table for you! Games Club will meet after school TODAY. Please note location change. New members are always welcome. Ask Mrs. Wolf or Mrs. Johnson if you have any questions. Come join us!

Interested in a trip to visit HBCU's in the Washington, DC area?​ Juniors are invited to apply for an overnight trip to Washington, D.C. from March 9–11, featuring visits to Historically Black Colleges and Universities and other D.C. attractions. Only 12 spots are available, so interested students must turn in an application to the Main Office by Friday, February 6. Applications may be picked up in the Main Office, and students selected must attend a mandatory Zoom meeting on February 25 at 6:00 p.m.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Scholarship Highlight: Attention Seniors! Have you demonstrated an interest in History, Public Policy, Journalism, and/or Communications? In memory of Deborah McBride, proud IHS grad, Class 1996, a new scholarship has been created and is being offered to a graduating senior for $10,000! Please consider applying for this very generous scholarship! See Mrs. Cook for details!

Today’s Future Friday guest will be Americom, highlighting careers in Optics. Stop by their table in the Commons during all lunches.

Seniors of African descent - Please see Mrs. Cook about Scholarships specifically for YOU! Do not miss this opportunity!

The Monroe County Teen Police Summer Academy is now accepting applications. Stop in the Career Center & get your application now!

Are you thinking about a career in healthcare? Our 3rd annual Healthcare Panel will be on Friday, February 13 during 4th period in the Auditorium. Join us and hear about career pathways from a nurse, doctor, an occupational therapist, a physical therapist, speech therapist, a social worker and psychologist. Following the event, the panelists will be in the Commons as our Future Friday guest for the remainder of the lunch periods. All are welcome! Sign up in the Career Center.

Attention Students at least 16 yrs old -Uplift Irondequoit is hiring Youth Prevention Ambassadors to assist in substance use prevention projects. Stop by the Career Center for more info!

It is not too late to sign up for Work Study- if you have a job and would like to earn school credit for that job...see Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center!

"B" Day

Lunch: Pizza crunchers w/marinara, green beans, raw veggie sticks, diced peaches, fresh fruit & milk.

Attention IHS: Parking in our campus lots is limited and reserved for employees and is a privilege for Gold Key Seniors only. If you are parking on campus and do not have a parking tag, you will receive consequences and risk the chance of being towed. Security will resume random parking lot sweeps starting on Monday, February 2. Please plan accordingly.

Bristol Snowsports Club will be cancelled TOMORROW, January 30 due to low temperatures. We will still meet briefly Friday after school in the 1^st floor Language hallway to organize for a quick yearbook picture. Our last two trips of the season will be Friday, February 6 and Friday, February 13. Reach out to Mrs. Laraby if you have any questions! Stay Warm!

Do you love board games, card games, or epic adventures like Dungeons & Dragons? Come roll the dice, strategize, and make new friends in a fun, relaxed environment. Whether you're a seasoned player or just curious, there's a seat at the table for you! Games Club will meet after school TOMORROW. Please note location change. New members are always welcome. Ask Mrs. Wolf or Mrs. Johnson if you have any questions. Come join us!

Best Buddies will meet TODAY after school in Room 2046. 

Come support the IHS World Language trip to Spain at their fundraiser at I-Scream TONIGHT from 5-8.

Interested in a trip to visit HBCU's in the Washington, DC area?​ Juniors are invited to apply for an overnight trip to Washington, D.C. from March 9–11, featuring visits to Historically Black Colleges and Universities and other D.C. attractions. Only 12 spots are available, so interested students must turn in an application to the Main Office by Friday, February 6. Applications may be picked up in the Main Office, and students selected must attend a mandatory Zoom meeting on February 25 at 6:00 p.m.

Attention Sophomores! Our next fundraiser will take place in March, during I*FEST and we are looking for donations! We will be selling hot chocolate, and we are in need of the following: Cups with lids, hot cocoa mix, spoons, marshmallows, and whipped cream. Donations can be dropped off to room 2040 by February 13. 

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Scholarship Highlight: Attention Seniors! Have you demonstrated an interest in History, Public Policy, Journalism, and/or Communications? In memory of Deborah McBride, proud IHS grad, Class 1996, a new scholarship has been created and is being offered to a graduating senior for $10,000! Please consider applying for this very generous scholarship! See Mrs. Cook for details!

This week’s Future Friday guest will be Americom, highlighting careers in Optics. Stop by their table in the Commons during all lunches.

SOPHOMORES: This is your last call to turn in permission slips for the EMCC Field Trip. We have 7 more spots available. Don't miss out on this opportunity if you are interested in learning more about the BOCES programs available!

JUNIORS: New Vision Permission Slips are due TOMORROW! Please turn them in if you want to go on the field trip next Thursday!

The Monroe County Teen Police Summer Academy now accepting applications--Stop in the Career Center to get your application now!

Are you thinking about a career in healthcare? Our 3rd annual Healthcare Panel will be on Friday, February 13 during 4th period in the Auditorium. Join us and hear about career pathways from a nurse, doctor, an occupational therapist, a physical therapist, speech therapist, a social worker and psychologist. Following the event, the panelists will be in the Commons as our Future Friday guest for the remainder of the lunch periods. All are welcome! Sign up in the Career Center.

Attention Students at least 16 yrs old -Uplift Irondequoit is hiring Youth Prevention Ambassadors to assist in substance use prevention projects. Stop by the Career Center for more info!

It is not too late to sign up for Work Study- if you have a job and would like to earn school credit for that job...see Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center!

"A" Day

Lunch: French toast sticks w/pork sausage patty, warm cinnamon pears, raw veggie sticks, fruit juice, fresh fruit & milk.

Attention IHS: Parking in our campus lots is limited and reserved for employees and is a privilege for Gold Key Seniors only. If you are parking on campus and do not have a parking tag, you will receive consequences and risk the chance of being towed. Security will resume random parking lot sweeps starting on Monday, February 2. Please plan accordingly.

Best Buddies will meet TOMORROW after school in Room 2046. 

Come out and support the IHS World Language trip to Spain at their fundraiser at I-Scream TOMORROW from 5-8.

Interested in a trip to visit HBCU's in the Washington, DC area?​ Juniors are invited to apply for an overnight trip to Washington, D.C. from March 9–11, featuring visits to Historically Black Colleges and Universities and other D.C. attractions. Only 12 spots are available, so interested students must turn in an application to the Main Office by Friday, February 6. Applications may be picked up in the Main Office, and students selected must attend a mandatory Zoom meeting on February 25 at 6:00 p.m.

Attention Sophomores! Our next fundraiser will take place in March, during I*FEST and we are looking for donations! We will be selling hot chocolate, and we are in need of the following: Cups with lids, hot cocoa mix, spoons, marshmallows, and whipped cream. Donations can be dropped off to room 2040 by February 13. 

IHS is looking for students who are interested in gaming to join our competitive E-Sports team. If you play Fortnite or Valorant and are interested in competing against other school districts, please come to Room 1071 TODAY at 3:15 PM for an info meeting. If you have any questions, please see Mrs. Meier off the Commons.

If you like to game and compete against friends, come and join the IHS Console Club. If you have any questions, please stop in to see Mrs. Meier off the Commons or stop by the E-Sports informational meeting in Room 1071 TODAY at 3:15 PM. 

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Scholarship Highlight: Attention Seniors! Have you demonstrated an interest in History, Public Policy, Journalism, and/or Communications? In memory of Deborah McBride, proud IHS grad, Class 1996, a new scholarship has been created and is being offered to a graduating senior for $10,000! Please consider applying for this very generous scholarship! See Mrs. Cook for details!

This week’s Future Friday guest will be Americom, highlighting careers in Optics. Stop by their table in the Commons during all lunches.

SOPHOMORES: This is your last call to turn in permission slips for the EMCC Field Trip. We have 7 more spots available. Don't miss out on this opportunity if you are interested in learning more about the BOCES programs available!

JUNIORS: New Vision Permission Slips are due TOMORROW! Please turn them in if you want to go on the field trip next Thursday!

The Monroe County Teen Police Summer Academy now accepting applications--Stop in the Career Center to get your application now!

Are you thinking about a career in healthcare? Our 3rd annual Healthcare Panel will be on Friday, February 13 during 4th period in the Auditorium. Join us and hear about career pathways from a nurse, doctor, an occupational therapist, a physical therapist, speech therapist, a social worker and psychologist. Following the event, the panelists will be in the Commons as our Future Friday guest for the remainder of the lunch periods. All are welcome! Sign up in the Career Center.

Attention Students at least 16 yrs old -Uplift Irondequoit is hiring Youth Prevention Ambassadors to assist in substance use prevention projects. Stop by the Career Center for more info!

It is not too late to sign up for Work Study- if you have a job and would like to earn school credit for that job...see Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center!

"A" Day

Lunch: Beef hamburger or cheeseburger, French fries, raw veggie sticks, diced pears, fresh fruit & milk.

Attention IHS: Parking in our campus lots is limited and reserved for employees and is a privilege for Gold Key Seniors only. If you are parking on campus and do not have a parking tag, you will receive consequences and risk the chance of being towed. Security will resume random parking lot sweeps starting on Monday, February 2. Please plan accordingly.

Interested in a trip to visit HBCU's in the Washington, DC area?​ Juniors are invited to apply for an overnight trip to Washington, D.C. from March 9–11, featuring visits to Historically Black Colleges and Universities and other D.C. attractions. Only 12 spots are available, so interested students must turn in an application to the Main Office by Friday, February 6. Applications may be picked up in the Main Office, and students selected must attend a mandatory Zoom meeting on February 25 at 6:00 p.m.

Attention Sophomores! Our next fundraiser will take place in March, during I*FEST and we are looking for donations! We will be selling hot chocolate and we are in need of the following: Cups with lids, hot cocoa mix, spoons, marshmallows, and whipped cream. Donations can be dropped off to room 2040 by February 13. 

IHS is looking for students who are interested in gaming to join our competitive E-Sports team. If you play Fortnite or Valorant and are interested in competing against other school districts, please come to Room 1071 on Wednesday at 3:15 PM for an info meeting. If you have any questions, please see Mrs. Meier off the Commons.

If you like to game and compete against friends, come and join the IHS Console Club. If you have any questions, please stop in to see Mrs. Meier off the Commons or stop by the E-Sports informational meeting in Room 1079 on Wednesday at 3:15 PM. 

Attention IHS: There are two tables outside the Main Office with Lost & Found items. The tables include items from both IHS and the Field House. There are a couple coats, hats, gloves, a bike helmet, hoodies and T-shirts--ALL looking for their owners! If you have misplaced anything since December, please stop by the tables outside the Main Office and look through our pile of Lost & Found items.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Attention Students at least 16 yrs old -Uplift Irondequoit is hiring Youth Prevention Ambassadors to assist in substance use prevention projects. Stop by the Career Center for more info!

10th Graders! If you have been given an EMCC Permission Slip, please get it signed and turned into Mrs. Cook in the Career Center. This field trip fills up FAST!

Juniors! The Permission Slip for the New Visions field trip on February 5 is now AVAILABLE in the College and Career Center. Come pick one up!!

It is not too late to sign up for Work Study- if you have a job and would like to earn school credit for that job...see Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center!

“B” Day

Lunch: Chicken or beef nachos, a leafy green salad, raw veggie sticks, fruit cocktail, fresh fruit & milk.

News from the Kitchen: During Mid-term week, we will not be offering breakfast because students will be arriving at 7:45 and going directly to their testing location. We will offer a grab & go bagged lunch from 11-12:00 outside the Large Café. Students may also eat in Room 1074.

Do you love board games, card games, or epic adventures like Dungeons & Dragons? Come roll the dice, strategize, and make new friends in a fun, relaxed environment. Whether you're a seasoned player or just curious, there's a seat at the table for you! Games Club will meet after school TODAY in the Large Café. New members are always welcome. Ask Mrs. Wolf or Mrs. Johnson if you have any questions. Come join us!

IHS is looking for students who are interested in gaming to join our competitive E-Sports team. If you play Fortnite or Valorant and are interested in competing against other school districts, please come to Room 1071 on Wednesday, January 21 at 3:15 PM for an info meeting. If you have any questions, please see Mrs. Meier off the Commons.

If you like to game and compete against friends, come and join the IHS Console Club. If you have any questions, please stop in to see Mrs. Meier off the Commons or stop by the E-Sports informational meeting in Room 1079 on Wednesday, January 21 at 3:15 PM.

Attention IHS: There are two tables outside the Main Office with Lost & Found items. The tables include items from both IHS and the Field House. There are a couple coats, hats, gloves, a bike helmet, hoodies and T-shirts--ALL looking for their owners! If you have misplaced anything since December, please stop by the tables outside the Main Office and look through our pile of Lost & Found items.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Thinking about a career as a Physical Therapist? Want to find out more about this career path? Stop by the Future Friday table in the Commons TODAY during all lunches and speak to a Physical Therapist from the University of Rochester.

The Scholarship highlight for this week is the Live Out Loud Young Trailblazers Scholarship! This scholarship was created to provide financial support to LGBTQ+ identifying youth with financial need. Through this scholarship, LGBTQ+ youth can apply for funds to pay for education-related expenses to pursue a degree from an accredited college, university, or technical/vocational program. This year Live Out Loud is awarding scholarships of $5,000.00. The application is online and due on Monday, January 19!

Attention Students at least 16 yrs old -Uplift Irondequoit is hiring Youth Prevention Ambassadors to assist in substance use prevention projects. Stop by the Career Center for more info!

10th Graders! If you have been given an EMCC Permission Slip, please get it signed and turned into Mrs. Cook in the Career Center. This field trip fills up FAST!

Juniors! The Permission Slip for the New Visions field trip on February 5 is now AVAILABLE in the College and Career Center. Come pick one up!!

It is not too late to sign up for Work Study- if you have a job and would like to earn school credit for that job...see Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center!

"A" Day

Lunch: Mozzarella sticks w/sauce & dinner roll, steamed broccoli, raw veggie sticks, diced peaches, fruit & milk.

News from the Kitchen: During Mid-term week, we will not be offering breakfast because students will be arriving at 7:45 and going directly to their testing location. We will offer a grab & go bagged lunch from 11-12:00 outside the Large Café. Students may also eat in Room 1074.

Do you love board games, card games, or epic adventures like Dungeons & Dragons? Come roll the dice, strategize, and make new friends in a fun, relaxed environment. Whether you're a seasoned player or just curious, there's a seat at the table for you! Games Club will meet after school TOMORROW in the Large Café. New members are always welcome. Ask Mrs. Wolf or Mrs. Johnson if you have any questions. Come join us!

IHS is looking for students who are interested in gaming to join our competitive E-Sports team. If you play Fortnite or Valorant and are interested in competing against other school districts, please come to Room 1071 on Wednesday, January 21 at 3:15 PM for an info meeting. If you have any questions, please see Mrs. Meier off the Commons.

If you like to game and compete against friends, come and join the IHS Console Club. If you have any questions, please stop in to see Mrs. Meier off the Commons or stop by the E-Sports informational meeting in Room 1079 on Wednesday, January 21 at 3:15 PM. 

Art Club will be meeting after school TODAY from 3:10 pm to 4:00 pm in Ms. Jacobs’ Room 1150. We will be making Artist Trading Cards. We will paint, stamp, draw, collage, etc. to create artist trading cards that we can keep or share with others.

Attention IHS: There are two tables outside the Main Office with Lost & Found items. The tables include items from both IHS and the Field House. There are coats, hats, gloves, a bike helmet, hoodies & T-shirts--ALL looking for their owners! If you have misplaced anything since December, please stop by the tables outside the Main Office and look through our pile of misplaced items.

TODAY is the last day to donate to Amnesty International Club's Winter Clothing Drive. Please look through your closets and find gently used winter clothes to donate to the Open Door Mission. We are especially looking for coats, sweaters, hats, and gloves for our Rochester homeless community. We will also take any winter clothes, all sizes, for families. Thank you for your generosity! 

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Thinking about a career as a Physical Therapist? Want to find out more about this career path? Stop by the Future Friday table in the Commons TOMORROW during all lunches and speak to a Physical Therapist from the University of Rochester.

The Scholarship highlight for this week is the Live Out Loud Young Trailblazers Scholarship!  This scholarship was created to provide financial support to LGBTQ+ identifying youth with financial need. Through this scholarship, LGBTQ+ youth can apply for funds to pay for education-related expenses to pursue a degree from an accredited college, university, or technical/vocational program. This year Live Out Loud is awarding scholarships of $5,000.00. The application is online and due on Monday, January 19!

Attention Students at least 16 yrs old -Uplift Irondequoit is hiring Youth Prevention Ambassadors to assist in substance use prevention projects. Stop by the Career Center for more info!

10th Graders! If you have been given an EMCC Permission Slip, please get it signed and turned into Mrs. Cook in the Career Center. This field trip fills up FAST!

Juniors! The Permission Slip for the New Visions field trip on February 5 is now AVAILABLE in the College and Career Center. Come pick one up!!

It is not too late to sign up for Work Study- if you have a job and would like to earn school credit for that job...see Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center!

"B" Day

Lunch: Cheeseburger or regular macaroni & cheese, California blend vegetables, raw veggies, fruit juice, fruit & milk.

News from the Kitchen: During Mid-term week, we will not be offering breakfast because students will be arriving at 7:45 and going directly to their testing location. We will offer a grab & go bagged lunch from 11-12:00 outside the Large Café. Students may also eat in Room 1074.

IHS is looking for students who are interested in gaming to join our competitive E-Sports team. If you play Fortnite or Valorant and are interested in competing against other school districts, please come to Room 1071 on Wednesday, January 21 at 3:15 PM for an info meeting. If you have any questions, please see Mrs. Meier off the Commons.

If you like to game and compete against friends, come and join the IHS Console Club. If you have any questions, please stop in to see Mrs. Meier off the Commons or stop by the E-Sports informational meeting in Room 1079 on Wednesday, January 21 at 3:15 PM. 

Art Club will be meeting after school TOMORROW from 3:10 pm to 4:00 pm in Ms. Jacobs’ Room 1150. We will be making Artist Trading Cards. We will paint, stamp, draw, collage, etc. to create artist trading cards that we can keep or share with others.

Attention IHS: There are two tables outside the Main Office with Lost & Found items. The tables include items from both IHS and the Field House. There are 5 water bottles, coats, 3 hats, gloves, mittens, a bike/scooter helmet, hoodies, T-shirts and one lonely brown dress shoe--ALL looking for their owners! If you have misplaced anything since December, please stop by the tables outside the Main Office and look through our pile of misplaced items.

Amnesty International Club is holding a Winter Clothing Drive. Please look through your closets and find some gently used winter clothes to donate to the Open Door Mission. We are especially looking for coats, sweaters, hats, and gloves for our Rochester homeless community. We will also take any winter clothes, all sizes, for families. Clothing donation boxes are in the Commons until TOMORROW. Thank you for your generosity! 

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Thinking about a career as a Physical Therapist? Want to find out more about this career path? Stop by the Future Friday table in the Commons this Friday during all lunches and speak to a Physical Therapist from the University of Rochester.

The Scholarship highlight for this week is the Live Out Loud Young Trailblazers Scholarship!  This scholarship was created to provide financial support to LGBTQ+ identifying youth with financial need. Through this scholarship, LGBTQ+ youth can apply for funds to pay for education-related expenses to pursue a degree from an accredited college, university, or technical/vocational program. This year Live Out Loud is awarding scholarships of $5,000.00. The application is online and due Monday, January 19!

Attention Students at least 16 yrs old -Uplift Irondequoit is hiring Youth Prevention Ambassadors to assist in substance use prevention projects. Stop by the Career Center for more info!

10th Graders! If you have been given an EMCC Permission Slip, please get it signed and turned into Mrs. Cook in the Career Center. This field trip fills up FAST!

Juniors! The Permission Slip for the New Visions field trip on February 5 is now AVAILABLE in the College and Career Center. Come pick one up!!

It is not too late to sign up for Work Study- if you have a job and would like to earn school credit for that job...see Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center!

"A" Day

Lunch: Pasta & beef meatballs w/sauce & garlic roll, Italian mixed vegetables, raw veggie sticks, applesauce, fruit & milk.

Art Club will be meeting after school on Thursday from 3:10 pm to 4:00 pm in Ms. Jacobs’ Room 1150. We will be making Artist Trading Cards. We will paint, stamp, draw, collage, etc. to create artist trading cards that we can keep or share with others.

Attention IHS: There are two tables outside the Main Office with Lost & Found items. The tables include items from both IHS and the Field House. Currently there are 12 water bottles, puffy coats, 6 hats, gloves, mittens, a bike/scooter helmet, hoodies, T-shirts, shorts, a set of keys and one lonely brown dress shoe--ALL looking for their owners! If you have misplaced anything since December, please stop by the tables outside the Main Office and look through our pile of misplaced items. Remember…take only what is yours!

Amnesty International Club is holding a Winter Clothing Drive. Please look through your closets and find some gently used winter clothes to donate to the Open Door Mission. We are especially looking for coats, sweaters, hats, and gloves for our Rochester homeless community. We will also take any winter clothes, all sizes, for families. Clothing donation boxes are in the Commons until Thursday, January 15. Thank you for your generosity! 

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Thinking about a career as a Physical Therapist? Want to find out more about this career path? Stop by the Future Friday table in the Commons this Friday during all lunches and speak to a Physical Therapist from the University of Rochester.

The Scholarship highlight for this week is the Live Out Loud Young Trailblazers Scholarship!  This scholarship was created to provide financial support to LGBTQ+ identifying youth with financial need. Through this scholarship, LGBTQ+ youth can apply for funds to pay for education-related expenses to pursue a degree from an accredited college, university, or technical/vocational program. This year Live Out Loud is awarding scholarships of $5,000.00. The application is online and due Monday, January 19!

Attention Students at least 16 yrs old -Uplift Irondequoit is hiring Youth Prevention Ambassadors to assist in substance use prevention projects. Stop by the Career Center for more info!

10th Graders! If you have been given an EMCC Permission Slip, please get it signed and turned into Mrs. Cook in the Career Center. This field trip fills up FAST!

Juniors! The Permission Slip for the New Visions field trip on February 5 is now AVAILABLE in the College and Career Center. Come pick one up!!

It is not too late to sign up for Work Study- if you have a job and would like to earn school credit for that job...see Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center!

"B" Day

Lunch: Italian pork sausage w/peppers & onions or a beef hot dog, macaroni salad, raw veggie sticks, diced pears, assorted fresh fruit & milk.

Attention IHS: There are two tables outside the Main Office with Lost & Found items. The tables include items from both IHS and the Field House. Currently there are 18 water bottles, puffy coats, 6 hats, gloves, mittens, a bike/scooter helmet, hoodies, T-shirts, shorts, a set of keys and one lonely brown dress shoe--ALL looking for their owners! If you have misplaced anything since December, please stop by the tables outside the Main Office and look through our pile of misplaced items. Remember…take only what is yours!

Attention Class 2028! Our next fundraiser will take place during I*FEST week and we are looking for donations! We will be selling hot chocolate and are in need of cups with lids, hot cocoa mix, spoons, marshmallows and whipped cream. Donations can be dropped off to Room 2040 by February 13. 

Amnesty International Club is holding a Winter Clothing Drive. Please look through your closets and find some gently used winter clothes to donate to the Open Door Mission. We are especially looking for coats, sweaters, hats, and gloves for our Rochester homeless community. We will also take any winter clothes, all sizes, for families. Clothing donation boxes are in the Commons until Thursday, January 15. Thank you for your generosity! 

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

The Student Aide Summer Paid Internship through the NYS Unified Court System has extended the application until TOMORROW. Stop in the Career Center for an application link!

Attention Students at least 16 yrs old -Uplift Irondequoit is hiring Youth Prevention Ambassadors to assist in substance use prevention projects. Stop by the Career Center for more info!

10th Graders! If you have been given an EMCC Permission Slip, please get it signed and turned into Mrs. Cook in the Career Center. This field trip fills up FAST!

Juniors! The Permission Slip for the New Visions field trip on February 5 is now AVAILABLE in the College and Career Center. Come pick one up!!

It is not too late to sign up for Work Study- if you have a job and would like to earn school credit for that job...see Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center!

"A" Day

Lunch: Hot chicken fajita wrap, Romaine salad, raw veggie sticks, Mandarin oranges, assorted fresh fruit & milk.

Attention IHS: There are two tables outside the Main Office with Lost & Found items. The tables include items from both IHS and the Field House. Currently there are 16 water bottles, puffy coats, 6 hats, gloves, mittens, a bike/scooter helmet, hoodies, 1 pair of sneakers, t-shirts, sweatpants, shorts, a set of keys, one lonely brown shoe--ALL looking for their owners! If you have misplaced anything since December, please stop by the tables outside the Main Office and look through our pile of misplaced items. Remember…take only what is yours!

Do you love board games, card games, or epic adventures like Dungeons & Dragons? Come roll the dice, strategize, and make new friends in a fun, relaxed environment. Whether you're a seasoned player or just curious, there's a seat at the table for you! Games Club will meet after school TODAY in the Large Café. New members are always welcome. Ask Mrs. Wolf or Mrs. Johnson if you have any questions. Come join us!

Amnesty International Club is holding a Winter Clothing Drive. Please look through your closets and find some gently used winter clothes to donate to the Open Door Mission. We are especially looking for coats, sweaters, hats, and gloves for our Rochester homeless community. We will also take any winter clothes, all sizes, for families. Clothing donation boxes are in the Commons from Monday, January. 12 until Thursday, January 15. Thank you for your generosity! 

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Firefighters and a NYS Correction Officer Recruiter will be here TODAY as our Future Friday guests along with a representative from the New York State Office of Diversity and Inclusion to talk about government jobs. Stop by the tables in the Commons during all lunches TODAY to find out more. You won't know more about the jobs if you don't ask!

The Student Aide Summer Paid Internship through the NYS Unified Court System has extended the application until January 13, Stop in the Career Center for an application link!

Attention Students at least 16 yrs old -Uplift Irondequoit is hiring Youth Prevention Ambassadors to assist in substance use prevention projects. Stop by the Career Center for more info!

This week's Scholarship Highlight is: The Summit Federal Credit Union Scholarship, The Summit’s Skilled Trade Scholarship, Rochester Chapter Scholarship, New York Credit Union Association Scholarship, and the Advantage Federal Credit Union Scholarship. Are you a member of a Credit Union in Rochester? These scholarships are for you!

10th Graders! If you have been given an EMCC Permission Slip, please get it signed and turned into Mrs. Cook in the Career Center. This field trip fills up FAST!

Juniors! The Permission Slip for the New Visions field trip on February 5 is now AVAILABLE in the College and Career Center. Come pick one up!!

It is not too late to sign up for Work Study- if you have a job and would like to earn school credit for that job...see Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center!

"B" Day

Lunch: Pizza crunchers w/marinara, green beans, raw veggie sticks, diced peaches, assorted fresh fruit & milk.

Attention IHS: There are two tables outside the Main Office with Lost & Found items. The tables include items from both IHS and the Field House. Currently there are 24 water bottles, coats, 6 hats, gloves, mittens, a bike/scooter helmet, hoodies, 4 pairs of sneakers, t-shirts, sweatpants, shorts, a set of keys, dress shoes and even one lonely brown shoe--ALL looking for their owners! If you have misplaced anything since December, please stop by the tables outside the Main Office and look through our pile of misplaced items. Remember…take only what is yours!

Anyone interested in playing flag football this spring (any level) there is a meeting TODAY after school in the Large Café.  We will be talking about work outs and upcoming Camps.

Amnesty International Club is holding a Winter Clothing Drive in The Commons next week, Jan. 12-15. If you’re a student who was lucky to get new clothes for the holiday, please look through your closets and find some gently used winter gear (coats, sweaters, hats, gloves) that we can drop off at The Open Door Mission. Thanks for your support!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

St. Paul Firefighters and a NYS Correction Officer Recruiter will be here this Friday week as our Future Friday guests along with a representative from the New York State Office of Diversity and Inclusion to talk about government jobs. Stop by the tables in the Commons during all lunches this Friday to find out more. You won't know more about the jobs if you don't ask!

This week's Scholarship Highlight is: The Summit Federal Credit Union Scholarship, The Summit’s Skilled Trade Scholarship, Rochester Chapter Scholarship, New York Credit Union Association Scholarship, and the Advantage Federal Credit Union Scholarship. Are you a member of a Credit Union in Rochester? These scholarships are for you!

Attention Sophomores: The second field trip to EMCC/BOCES is on Friday, February 6. If you are interested, please stop by the College and Career Center to pick up a permission slip. Forms are due January 28. This trip fills up fast, so the sooner you get your permission slip turned in, the more likely you are to get a spot!

Juniors! The time has come for the NEW VISIONS Field Trip on February 5. This is for ONLY JUNIORS who are interested in studying health and medical careers in their future. Please pick up your permission slip in the College and Career Center!

It is not too late to sign up for Work Study- if you have a job and would like to earn school credit for that job...see Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center!

"A" Day

Lunch: French toast sticks w/pork sausage patty, warm cinnamon pears, raw veggie sticks, 100% juice, fruit & milk.

There will be a Youth Advocacy Club meeting after school TODAY at 3pm in the Large Cafe. Please plan to stay, we have Polar Plunge info to start with.

Anyone interested in playing flag football this spring (any level) there is a meeting TOMORROW after school in the Large Café.  We will be talking about work outs and upcoming Camps.

Amnesty International Club is holding a Winter Clothing Drive in The Commons next week, Jan. 12-15. If you’re a student who was lucky to get new clothes for the holiday, please look through your closets and find some gently used winter gear (coats, sweaters, hats, gloves) that we can drop off at The Open Door Mission. Thanks for your support!

Interested in wellness, substance use prevention or developing leadership skills? If so, come & join Reality Check! A student run club that meets after school TODAY at 3pm in the Counseling Center conference room. Hope to see you there!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Welcome to 2026! Let's kick off the New Year with a few future Friday guests this week. We will have the St. Paul Fire Department here and a Corrections Officer as well as a representative from New York State Office of Diversity and Inclusion to talk about government jobs. Stop by the tables in the Commons during all lunches this Friday to find out more. You won't know if you don't ask!

This week's Scholarship Highlight is: The Summit Federal Credit Union Scholarship, The Summit’s Skilled Trade Scholarship, Rochester Chapter Scholarship, New York Credit Union Association Scholarship, and the Advantage Federal Credit Union Scholarship. Are you a member of a Credit Union in Rochester? These scholarships are for you!

Attention Sophomores: The second field trip to EMCC/BOCES is on Friday, February 6. If you are interested, please stop by the College and Career Center to pick up a permission slip. Forms are due January 28. This trip fills up fast, so the sooner you get your permission slip turned in, the more likely you are to get a spot!

Juniors! The time has come for the NEW VISIONS Field Trip on February 5. This is for ONLY JUNIORS who are interested in studying health and medical careers in their future. Please pick up your permission slip in the College and Career Center!

Do you like working with kids? Will you have room in your afternoon schedule next semester? Want to work in one of our elementary schools? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for a paid opportunity as a school lunch monitor!

Do you have a part-time job? Want to learn how to earn school credit for it? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center and find out about the work Study Program.

Work Study Students--You are doing great- keep submitting paystubs and posts!

"B" Day

Lunch: Stir-fry chicken w/fried rice & fortune cookie, mixed vegetables, raw veggie sticks, applesauce, fruit & milk.

Amnesty International Club is holding a Winter Clothing Drive in The Commons next week, Jan. 12-15. If you’re a student who was lucky to get new clothes for the holiday, please look through your closets and find some gently used winter gear (coats, sweaters, hats, gloves) that we can drop off at The Open Door Mission. Thanks for your support!

Interested in wellness, substance use prevention or developing leadership skills? If so, come & join Reality Check! A student run club that meets on Wednesday at 3pm in the Counseling Center conference room. Hope to see you there!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Welcome to 2026! Let's kick off the New Year with two future Friday guests this week. We will have the St Paul Fire Department here and a representative from New York State Office of Diversity and Inclusion to talk about government jobs. Stop by the tables in the Commons during all lunches this Friday to find out more. You won't know if you don't ask!

This week's Scholarship Highlight is: The Summit Federal Credit Union Scholarship, The Summit’s Skilled Trade Scholarship, Rochester Chapter Scholarship, New York Credit Union Association Scholarship, and the Advantage Federal Credit Union Scholarship. Are you a member of a Credit Union in Rochester? These scholarships are for you!

Attention Sophomores: The second field trip to EMCC/BOCES is on Friday, February 6. If you are interested, please stop by the College and Career Center to pick up a permission slip. Forms are due January 28. This trip fills up fast, so the sooner you get your permission slip turned in, the more likely you are to get a spot!

Juniors! The time has come for the NEW VISIONS Field Trip on February 5. This is for ONLY JUNIORS who are interested in studying health and medical careers in their future. Please pick up your permission slip in the College and Career Center!

Do you like working with kids? Will you have room in your afternoon schedule next semester? Want to work in one of our elementary schools? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for a paid opportunity as a school lunch monitor!

Do you have a part-time job? Want to learn how to earn school credit for it? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center and find out about the work Study Program.

Work Study Students--You are doing great- keep submitting paystubs and posts!

"A" Day

Lunch: Beef hamburger or cheeseburger, French fries, raw veggie sticks, diced pears, fruit & milk.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Welcome to 2026! Let's kick off the New Year with two future Friday guests this week. We will have the St Paul Fire Department here and a representative from New York State Office of Diversity and Inclusion to talk about government jobs. Stop by the tables in the Commons during all lunches this Friday to find out more. You won't know if you don't ask!

This week's Scholarship Highlight is: The Summit Federal Credit Union Scholarship, The Summit’s Skilled Trade Scholarship, Rochester Chapter Scholarship, New York Credit Union Association Scholarship, and the Advantage Federal Credit Union Scholarship. Are you a member of a Credit Union in Rochester? These scholarships are for you!

Attention Sophomores: The second field trip to EMCC/BOCES is on Friday, February 6. If you are interested, please stop by the College and Career Center to pick up a permission slip. Forms are due January 28. This trip fills up fast, so the sooner you get your permission slip turned in, the more likely you are to get a spot!

Juniors! The time has come for the NEW VISIONS Field Trip on February 5. This is for JUNIORS ONLY who are interested in studying health and medical careers in their future. Please pick up your permission slip in the College and Career Center!

Do you like working with kids? Will you have room in your afternoon schedule next semester? Want to work in one of our elementary schools? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for a paid opportunity as a school lunch monitor!

Do you have a part-time job? Want to learn how to earn school credit for it? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center and find out about the work Study Program.

Work Study Students--You are doing great- keep submitting paystubs and posts!

"B" Day

Lunch: A hot meatball sub, mixed green salad, raw veggie sticks, fruit cocktail, fruit & milk.

Attention students: Please return ALL loaner laptops to the DMRC by the end of the day TODAY for critical updates. Also, ALL elevator passes must be returned to the Health Office by the end of the day TODAY.

Life Skills will be selling iced coffee in The Commons during lunch periods TODAY. $3 cash.

Do you love board games, card games, or epic adventures like Dungeons & Dragons? Come roll the dice, strategize, and make new friends in a fun, relaxed environment. Whether you're a seasoned player or just curious, there's a seat at the table for you! Games Club will meet after school TODAY in the Large Café. New members are always welcome. Ask Mrs. Wolf or Mrs. Johnson if you have any questions. Come join us!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

This week's scholarship highlight is the Science Saves Video Scholarship Can you make a 30-second video that describes how science has changed your life? Make it creative, make it you, make it before May 2026! You can do this one, seniors! See Mrs. Cook for more information!

Do you like working with kids? Will you have room in your afternoon schedule next semester? Want to work in one of our elementary schools? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for paid opportunities!

Do you have a part-time job? Want to learn how to earn school credit for it? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center and find out about the work Study Program.

FISH FACE in I-Square is hiring! Apply in person.

"A" Day

Lunch: Regular or spicy chicken sandwiches, seasoned carrots, raw veggie sticks, diced peaches, fruit & milk.

🎄🎉 Wake up, tomorrow is Holiday PJ Day! 🎉🎄 Student Council is bringing the ultimate cozy vibes tomorrow! Roll out of bed, throw on your coziest, comfiest, most festive pajamas, and let’s kick off holiday break in total comfort and style! 🧦❄️💥Don’t sleep on it — literally! 😴➡️🎁

Attention students: ALL loaner laptops need to be returned to the DMRC by TOMORROW for critical updates. Also, ALL elevator passes must be returned to the Health Office by the end of the day TOMORROW.

Life Skills will be selling iced coffee in The Commons during lunch periods TOMORROW. $3 cash.

Do you love board games, card games, or epic adventures like Dungeons & Dragons? Come roll the dice, strategize, and make new friends in a fun, relaxed environment. Whether you're a seasoned player or just curious, there's a seat at the table for you! Games Club will meet after school TOMORROW in the Large Café. New members are always welcome. Ask Mrs. Wolf or Mrs. Johnson if you have any questions. Come join us!

Amnesty Club members- Don't forget we have a holiday meeting/party scheduled for TODAY after school in the Photo/Art Room.  Please be there to celebrate the hard work you've put in in 2025!  

Art Club will meet after school TODAY in Room 1150 (Ms. Jacobs Room) from 3:10 pm-4:00 pm. We will have a hot chocolate party as we try out the mugs that we made at our last two meetings! Come sip, celebrate & take some time to make some seasonal cards & snowflakes!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

This week's scholarship highlight is the Science Saves Video Scholarship Can you make a 30-second video that describes how science has changed your life? Make it creative, make it you, make it before May 2026! You can do this one, seniors! See Mrs. Cook for more information!

Do you like working with kids? Will you have room in your afternoon schedule next semester? Want to work in one of our elementary schools? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for paid opportunities!

Do you have a part-time job? Want to learn how to earn school credit for it? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center and find out about the work Study Program.

FISH FACE in I-Square is hiring! Apply in person.

"B" Day

Lunch: Wild Mike’s Cheese Bites w/marinara, steamed broccoli, raw veggie sticks, juice, fruit & milk.

Holiday Sweater Day is TOMORROW! Student Council keeps the holiday fun going with Holiday Sweater Day! Don’t hold back—lights, bells and ugly sweaters encouraged!

Attention students: ALL loaner laptops need to be returned to the DMRC prior to Friday for critical updates. Also, ALL elevator passes must be returned to the Health Office by the end of the day on Friday.

Amnesty Club members- Don't forget we have a holiday meeting/party scheduled for this Thursday after school in the Photo/Art Room.  Please be there to celebrate the hard work you've put in in 2025!  

Hey IHS! Are you interested in wellness, substance use prevention or developing youth leadership skills? If so, you need to join Reality Check! It’s a student-run club that meets today at 3pm in the Counseling Center Conference Room. Hope to see you there!

Art Club will meet after school TOMORROW in Room 1150 (Ms. Jacobs Room) from 3:10 pm-4:00 pm. We will have a hot chocolate party as we try out the mugs that we made at our last two meetings! Come sip, celebrate & take some time to make some seasonal cards & snowflakes!

Interact Club is organizing a donation drive for Lollypop Farm. Donations of gently used or new towels, blankets, flats sheets, and pillowcases are needed. The shelter is also in need of unopened pet food and treats as well as pet toys. Donation boxes are located in the Commons and in front of the Counseling Center until Friday.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

This week's scholarship highlight is the Science Saves Video Scholarship

Can you make a 30-second video that describes how science has changed your life? Make it creative, make it you, make it before May 2026! You can do this one, seniors! See Mrs. Cook for more information!

Do you like working with kids? Will you have room in your afternoon schedule next semester? Want to work in one of our elementary schools? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for paid opportunities!

Do you have a part-time job? Want to learn how to earn school credit for it? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center and find out about the work Study Program.

FISH FACE in I-Square is hiring! Apply in person.

“A” Day

It’s Taco Tuesday for lunch: A beef taco with trimmings, seasoned corn, raw veggie sticks, applesauce, fruit & milk.

Tree Topper Day is Tomorrow! Winter Spirit Week is rolling on, and we’re kicking it up a notch! Show off your holiday cheer by rocking your most epic winter or festive hat! Santa hats, Cozy beanies, Antlers, Fuzzy, wild or wonderfully weird hats! Anything that spreads the cheer is perfect! Let’s pack the halls with holiday spirit and make the halls merry & bright!

Attention students: ALL loaner laptops need to be returned to the DMRC prior to Holiday Day Break for critical updates. Also, ALL elevator passes must be returned to the Health Office by the end of the day on Friday.

Art Club will meet after school on Thursday in Room 1150 (Ms. Jacobs Room) from 3:10 pm-4:00 pm. We will have a hot chocolate party as we try out the mugs that we made at our last two meetings! Come sip, celebrate & take some time to make some seasonal cards & snowflakes!

Interact Club is organizing a donation drive for Lollypop Farm. Donations of gently used or new towels, blankets, flats sheets, and pillowcases are needed. The shelter is also in need of unopened pet food and treats as well as pet toys. Donation boxes are located in the Commons and in front of the Counseling Center until Friday.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

This week's scholarship highlight is the Science Saves Video Scholarship. Can you make a 30-second video that describes how science has changed your life? Make it creative, make it you, make it before May 2026! You can do this one, seniors! See Mrs. Cook for more information!

Do you like working with kids? Will you have room in your afternoon schedule next semester? Want to work in one of our elementary schools? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for paid opportunities!

Do you have a part-time job? Want to learn how to earn school credit for it? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center and find out about the work Study Program.

FISH FACE in I-Square is hiring! Apply in person.

"B" Day

For lunch: Chicken smackers, mashed potatoes & gravy, raw veggie sticks, diced pears, fruit & milk.

Holiday Character Day—Tomorrow!

Get ready to bring holiday magic to life! Student Council is celebrating winter spirit week, and tomorrow is Holiday Character Day! Dress up as your favorite holiday movie character—whether you’re rocking Frosty vibes, channeling Buddy the Elf, or going full Grinch-mode (nicely, of course!). Let’s make the halls look like a festive movie set.

Attention students: ALL loaner laptops need to be returned to the DMRC prior to Holiday Day Break for critical updates. Also, ALL elevator passes must be returned to the Health Office by the end of the day next Friday.

Interact Club is organizing a donation drive for Lollypop Farm. Donations of gently used or new towels, blankets, flats sheets, and pillowcases are needed. The shelter is also in need of unopened pet food and treats as well as pet toys. Donation boxes are located in the Commons and in front of the Counseling Center until Friday.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

This week's scholarship highlight is the Science Saves Video Scholarship

Can you make a 30-second video that describes how science has changed your life? Make it creative, make it you, make it before May 2026! You can do this one, seniors! See Mrs. Cook for more information!

Do you like working with kids? Will you have room in your afternoon schedule next semester? Want to work in one of our elementary schools? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for paid opportunities!

Do you have a part-time job? Want to learn how to earn school credit for it? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center and find out about the work Study Program.

FISH FACE in I-Square is hiring! Apply in person.

"A" Day

For lunch: Chicken or pork nachos, leafy green salad, raw veggie sticks, Mandarin oranges, fruit & milk.

🎄 FALALA Flannel Day — Monday! 🎄 Kick off our Student Council Winter Spirit Week by wearing your coziest flannel! Throw on your favorite flannel shirt, pants, or both to help us start the week in festive style.

 Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

Attention students: ALL loaner laptops need to be returned to the DMRC prior to Holiday Day Break for critical updates. Also, ALL elevator passes must be returned to the Health Office by the end of the day next Friday.

ATTENTION SOPHOMORES GOING ON THE FIELD TRIP TO EMCC TODAY!!!! Please pay attention to these instructions! Please go to your FIRST, SECOND, THIRD, and FOURTH period classes. In FOURTH period, collect any classwork assigned. Your teacher will have a pass for you to go to the lunchroom to eat lunch. The bus will arrive at the FRONT of the school at 11:00 AM. Please meet there at that time to catch the bus.

Do you love board games, card games, or epic adventures like Dungeons & Dragons? Come roll the dice, strategize, and make new friends in a fun, relaxed environment. Whether you're a seasoned player or just curious, there's a seat at the table for you! Games Club will meet after school TODAY in the Large Café. Please note location change. New members are always welcome. Ask Mrs. Wolf or Mrs. Johnson if you have any questions. Come join us!

Life Skills will be selling iced coffee in The Commons during lunch periods TODAY. $3 cash.

Interact Club is organizing a donation drive for Lollypop Farm. Donations of gently used or new towels, blankets, flats sheets, and pillowcases are needed. The shelter is also in need of unopened pet food and treats as well as pet toys. Donation boxes are located in the Commons and in front of the Counseling Center until next Friday.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

This week's Scholarship Highlight is the JumpStart Love of Learning Scholarship: This scholarship is EASY-PEASY! Write a personal statement of 250 words or less about an idea or subject that you are passionate about! See Mrs. Cook for more details.

Stop by the Commons during all lunches TOMORROW for two FUTURE FRIDAY guests. You can speak with the world renowned but local OPTIMAX company about the expanding optics field or stop by and speak with a representative from the Electrician’s union about apprentice programming as an electrician. You won't know unless you ask......use the resources right here at IHS!

Do you like working with kids? Will you have room in your afternoon schedule next semester? Want to work in one of our elementary schools? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for paid opportunities!

Do you have a part-time job? Want to learn how to earn school credit for it? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center and find out about the work Study Program.

FISH FACE in I-Square is hiring! Apply in person.

“B” Day

For lunch: Mozzarella sticks w/sauce & dinner roll, steamed broccoli, raw veggie sticks, diced peaches, fruit & milk.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

Attention students: ALL loaner laptops need to be returned to the DMRC prior to Holiday Day Break for critical updates. Also, ALL elevator passes must be returned to the Health Office by the end of the day next Friday.

Do you love board games, card games, or epic adventures like Dungeons & Dragons? Come roll the dice, strategize, and make new friends in a fun, relaxed environment. Whether you're a seasoned player or just curious, there's a seat at the table for you! Games Club will meet after school TOMORROW in the Large Café. Please note location change. New members are always welcome. Ask Mrs. Wolf or Mrs. Johnson if you have any questions. Come join us and don’t forget to wear your Games Club shirt for our yearbook picture!

Life Skills will be selling iced coffee in The Commons during lunch periods TOMORROW. $3 cash.

Attention IHS: The freshmen class is selling Candy Cane Grams outside the Large Cafeteria! One candy cane plus a notecard for $2 or three candy canes plus a notecard for $5. Send a candy cane gram to all your friends! Say thank you to your favorite teachers with a sweet treat! Candy Grams will be delivered TOMORROW!

Interact Club is organizing a donation drive for Lollypop Farm. Donations of gently used or new towels, blankets, flats sheets, and pillowcases are needed. The shelter is also in need of unopened pet food and treats as well as pet toys. Donation boxes are located in the Commons and in front of the Counseling Center until next Friday.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

This week's Scholarship Highlight is the JumpStart Love of Learning Scholarship: This scholarship is EASY-PEASY! Write a personal statement of 250 words or less about an idea or subject that you are passionate about! See Mrs. Cook for more details.

Stop by the Commons during all lunches this Friday for two FUTURE FRIDAY guests. You can speak with the world renowned but local OPTIMAX company about the expanding optics field or stop by and speak with a representative from the Electrician’s union about apprentice programming as an electrician. You won't know unless you ask......use the resources right here at IHS!

Do you like working with kids? Will you have room in your afternoon schedule next semester? Want to work in one of our elementary schools? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for paid opportunities!

Do you have a part-time job? Want to learn how to earn school credit for it? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center and find out about the work Study Program.

FISH FACE in I-Square is hiring! Apply in person.

“A” Day

For lunch: Cheeseburger macaroni & cheese, California blend vegetables, raw veggie sticks, fruit juice, fruit & milk.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

Morgan's Message will be meeting after school TODAY from 3:00 pm til 4:00 pm in the LGIC. Morgan’s Message aims to advocate for the destigmatization of mental health in sports.

Attention IHS: The freshmen class is selling Candy Cane Grams outside the Large Cafeteria! One candy cane plus a notecard for $2 or three candy canes plus a notecard for $5. Send a candy cane gram to all your friends! Say thank you to your favorite teachers with a sweet treat! Deliveries go out on Friday!

Interact Club is organizing a donation drive for Lollypop Farm. Donations of gently used or new towels, blankets, flats sheets, and pillowcases are needed. The shelter is also in need of unopened pet food and treats as well as pet toys. Donation boxes are located in the Commons and in front of the Counseling Center until next Friday.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

This week's Scholarship Highlight is the JumpStart Love of Learning Scholarship: This scholarship is EASY-PEASY! Write a personal statement of 250 words or less about an idea or subject that you are passionate about! See Mrs. Cook for more details.

Do you like working with kids? Will you have room in your afternoon schedule next semester? Want to work in one of our elementary schools? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for paid opportunities!

Do you think you might be interested in engineering- but need to find out more? Are you in grades 10-12? The Explorer Post of Rochester is having an informational meeting TONIGHT at 6:30pm - stop by the Career Center for location details.

Do you have a part-time job? Want to learn how to earn school credit for it? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center and find out about the work Study Program.

FISH FACE in I-Square is hiring! Apply in person.

"B" Day

For lunch: Pasta & beef meatballs w/sauce & garlic knot, Italian mixed vegetables, raw veggie sticks, applesauce, fruit & milk.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

Morgan's Message will be meeting after school TOMORROW from 3:00 pm til 4:00 pm in the LGIC. Morgan’s Message  aims to advocate for the destigmatization of mental health in sports.

Attention IHS: The freshmen class is selling Candy Cane Grams outside the Large Cafeteria! One candy cane plus a notecard for $2 or three candy canes plus a notecard for $5. Send a candy cane gram to all your friends! Say thank you to your favorite teachers with a sweet treat! Deliveries go out on Friday!

Attention Chipotle lovers! If you are busy racing around buying gifts or just tired of cooking, then the sophomore class has a fundraiser for you! TONIGHT is the night to stop in from 4 pm-8pm at the Irondequoit Chipotle location.

Interact Club is organizing a donation drive for Lollypop Farm. Donations of gently used or new towels, blankets, flats sheets, and pillowcases are needed. The shelter is also in need of unopened pet food and treats as well as pet toys. Donation boxes are located in the Commons and in front of the Counseling Center until next Friday.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

TODAY is Instant Decision Day for St. Bonaventure University. A college representative will be here to answer any questions you may have about the Bonnies located in Olean NY.  The Instant Decision Day part will be from 1pm-3pm.

This week's Scholarship Highlight is the JumpStart Love of Learning Scholarship: This scholarship is EASY-PEASY! Write a personal statement of 250 words or less about an idea or subject that you are passionate about! See Mrs. Cook for more details.

Do you like working with kids? Will you have room in your afternoon schedule next semester? Want to work in one of our elementary schools? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for paid opportunities!

Do you think you might be interested in engineering- but need to find out more? Are you in grades 10-12? The Explorer Post of Rochester is having an informational meeting TOMORROW at 6:30pm - stop by the Career Center for location details.

Do you have a part-time job? Want to learn how to earn school credit for it? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center and find out about the work Study Program.

FISH FACE in I-Square is hiring! Apply in person.

For lunch: Due to a delivery error, we will be serving beef & pork hot dogs (instead of beef hot dogs) or Italian pork sausage w/peppers & onions, French fries, raw veggie sticks, diced pears, fruit & milk.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

Attention IHS: The freshmen class will begin selling Candy Cane Grams starting TODAY outside the Large Cafeteria! One candy cane plus a notecard for $2 or three candy canes plus a notecard for $5. Send a candy cane gram to all your friends! Say thank you to your favorite teachers with a sweet treat! Deliveries go out on Friday, December 12!

Attention Chipotle lovers! Do you have the winter blues? Tired of cooking? The sophomore class has a fundraiser for you on TOMORROW from 4 pm-8pm at the Irondequoit Chipotle location. Plan ahead and come out and support the Class 2028 next week.

Interact Club is organizing a donation drive for Lollypop Farm. Donations of gently used or new towels, blankets, flats sheets, and pillowcases are needed. The shelter is also in need of unopened pet food and treats as well as pet toys. Donation boxes are located in the Commons and in front of the Counseling Center until next Friday.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Tomorrow is Instant Decision Day for St. Bonaventure University. A college representative will be here to answer any questions you may have about the Bonnies located in Olean NY.  The Instant Decision Day part will be from 1pm-3pm.

This week's Scholarship Highlight is the JumpStart Love of Learning Scholarship: This scholarship is EASY-PEASY! Write a personal statement of 250 words or less about an idea or subject that you are passionate about! See Mrs. Cook for more details.

Do you like working with kids? Will you have room in your afternoon schedule next semester? Want to work in one of our elementary schools? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for paid opportunities!

Do you think you might be interested in engineering- but need to find out more? Are you in grades 10-12? The Explorer Post of Rochester is having an informational meeting on Wednesday, December 10 at 6:30pm - stop in the Career Center for location details.

Do you have a part-time job? Want to learn how to earn school credit for it? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center and find out about the work Study Program.

FISH FACE in I-Square is hiring! Apply in person.

"B" Day

For lunch: Pizza crunchers w/marinara, green beans, raw veggie sticks, diced peaches, fresh fruit & milk.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

Amnesty Club will be meeting after school TODAY in the Photo/Art Room #1148 to finish counting change for our recent fundraiser and then to plan for our next activity.  Please join us if you can, new members are always welcome.

Juniors—TODAY stop by again when we've narrowed it down to the top three overall options, and vote for your favorite!

Attention IHS: The freshmen class will begin selling Candy Cane Grams beginning on Monday outside the Large Cafeteria! One candy cane plus a notecard for $2 or three candy canes plus a notecard for $5. Send a candy cane gram to all your friends! Say thank you to your favorite teachers with a sweet treat! Deliveries go out on Friday, December 12!

Art Club will be meeting TODAY from 3:10 pm to 4:10 pm in Ms. Jacobs’ Room (#1150). We will be glazing the mugs we made last time! If you didn’t make a mug, Ms. Jacobs will have sketchbook prompts for you!

Life Skills will be selling iced coffee in The Commons during lunch periods TODAY since there is no school tomorrow. $3 CASH

Attention Chipotle lovers! Do you have the winter blues? Tired of cooking? The sophomore class has a fundraiser for you on TUESDAY from 4 pm-8pm at the Irondequoit Chipotle location. Plan ahead and come out and support the Class 2028 next week.

Interact Club is organizing a donation drive for Lollypop Farm. Donations of gently used or new towels, blankets, flats sheets, and pillowcases are needed. The shelter is also in need of unopened pet food and treats as well as pet toys. Donation boxes are located in the Commons and in front of the Counseling Center until December 19.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

The college representative visiting next week will be from St. Bonaventure University in Olean NY

Tuesday, December 9    St. Bonaventure University, Olean NY    (Instant Decision Day)  1pm-3pm

This week's Scholarship Highlight is the Polish Heritage Scholarship Seniors! If you are of Polish decent, apply for this $4000 scholarship given by the Polish Heritage Society of Rochester! Last year, an IHS student won! Ask Mrs. Cook for an application.

Do you like working with kids? Will you have room in your afternoon schedule next semester? Want to work in one of our elementary schools? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for paid opportunities!

Do you think you might be interested in engineering- but need to find out more? Are you in grades 10-12? The Explorer Post of Rochester is having an informational meeting on Wednesday, December 10 at 6:30pm - stop in the Career Center for location details.

Do you have a part-time job? Want to learn how to earn school credit for it? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center and find out about the work Study Program.

FISH FACE in I-Square is hiring! Apply in person.

"A" Day

For lunch: French toast sticks w/pork sausage patty, warm cinnamon apples, mixed vegetables, raw veggie sticks, fruit juice, fresh fruit & milk.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

Amnesty Club will be meeting after school TOMORROW in the Photo/Art Room #1148 to finish counting change for our recent fundraiser and then to plan for our next activity.  Please join us if you can, new members are always welcome.

Juniors—TODAY during your lunch period, stop by the Class Government table in the Commons to help narrow down themes for our prom! You'll get to vote for your top three choices. TOMORROW, stop by again when we've narrowed it down to the top three overall options, and vote for your favorite!

Attention IHS: The freshmen class will begin selling Candy Cane Grams beginning next Monday, December 8, outside the Large Cafeteria! One candy cane plus a notecard for $2 or three candy canes plus a notecard for $5. Send a candy cane gram to all your friends! Say thank you to your favorite teachers with a sweet treat! Deliveries go out on Friday, December 12!

Art Club will be meeting TOMORROW from 3:10 pm to 4:10 pm in Ms. Jacobs’ room (#1150). We will be glazing the mugs we made last time! If you didn’t make a mug, Ms. Jacobs will have sketchbook prompts for you!

Life Skills will be selling iced coffee in The Commons during lunch periods TOMORROW since there is no school on Friday. $3 CASH.

Attention Chipotle lovers! Do you have the winter blues? Tired of cooking? The sophomore class has a fundraiser for you on TUESDAY from   4 pm-8pm at the Irondequoit Chipotle location. Plan ahead and come out and support the Class 2028 next week.

Interact Club is organizing a donation drive for Lollypop Farm. Donations of gently used or new towels, blankets, flats sheets, and pillowcases are needed. The shelter is also in need of unopened pet food and treats as well as pet toys. Donation boxes are located in the Commons and in front of the Counseling Center. Items can be dropped off now until December 19. Every contribution makes a difference!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

College representatives visiting next week:

Tuesday, December 9    St. Bonaventure University, Olean NY    (Instant Decision Day)            1pm-3pm

This week's Scholarship Highlight is the Polish Heritage Scholarship

Seniors! If you are of Polish decent, apply for this $4000 scholarship given by the Polish Heritage Society of Rochester! Last year, an IHS student won! Ask Mrs. Cook for an application.

Do you think you might be interested in engineering- but need to find out more? Are you in grades 10-12? The Explorer Post of Rochester is having an informational meeting on Wednesday, December 13 at 7pm - stop in the Career Center for location details.

Attention juniors or seniors- would you like to be part of an Adolescence and Development Youth Leadership college class at no cost? If you can commit to attending a college class at Nazareth University every Wednesday from 4pm-6pm, please stop by the Career Center and talk to Mrs. Bucciarelli for more information. 

Are you interested in law & are at least 17 years old? The New York State Unified court system is hiring summer Student Aide Interns across the state to learn more about all aspects of court operations and the justice system. Application information is in the Career Center.

FISH FACE in I-Square is hiring! Apply in person.

“B” Day

For lunch: Japanese Cherry Blossom Chicken w/fried rice & fortune cookie, mixed vegetables, raw veggie sticks, applesauce, fresh fruit & milk.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

Art Club will be meeting on Thursday from 3:10 pm to 4:10 pm in Ms. Jacobs’ room (#1150). We will be glazing the mugs we made last time! If you didn’t make a mug, Ms. Jacobs will have sketchbook prompts for you!

Life Skills will be selling iced coffee in The Commons during lunch periods on Thursday since there is no school on Friday. $3 CASH

Attention Chipotle lovers! Do you have the winter blues? Tired of cooking? The sophomore class has a fundraiser for you on December 9 from 4 pm-8pm at the Irondequoit Chipotle location. Plan ahead and come out and support the Class 2028 next week.

Interact Club is organizing a donation drive for Lollypop Farm. Donations of gently used or new towels, blankets, flats sheets, and pillowcases are needed. The shelter is also in need of unopened pet food and treats as well as pet toys. Donation boxes are located in the Commons and in front of the Counseling Center. Items can be dropped off now until December 19. Every contribution makes a difference!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

College representatives visiting next week:

Tuesday, December 9    St. Bonaventure University, Olean NY    (Instant Decision Day)            1pm-3pm

Do you think you might be interested in engineering- but need to find out more? Are you in grades 10-12? The Explorer Post of Rochester is having an informational meeting on Wednesday, December 13 at 7pm - stop in the Career Center for location details.

Attention juniors or seniors- would you like to be part of an Adolescence and Development Youth Leadership college class at no cost? If you can commit to attending a college class at Nazareth University every Wednesday from 4pm-6pm, please stop by the Career Center and talk to Mrs. Bucciarelli for more information. 

Are you interested in healthcare but am not sure where to begin? Are you a junior or senior interested in a paid internship with St Ann's Home next semester? Do you have a good attendance record and at least a 2.5 GPA? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to learn about a new opportunity. Stop by the Career Center TODAY from 10:30-12:30 to meet with the Internship representative.

Are you interested in law & are at least 17 years old? The New York State Unified court system is hiring summer Student Aide Interns across the state to learn more about all aspects of court operations and the justice system. Application information is in the Career Center.

FISH FACE in I-Square is hiring! Apply in person.

"A" Day

For lunch: A beef hamburger or cheeseburger, French fries, raw veggie sticks, diced pears, fresh fruit & milk.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

Life Skills will be selling iced coffee in The Commons during lunch periods on Thursday since there is no school on Friday. $3 CASH

Attention Chipotle lovers! Do you have the prewinter blues? Tired of cooking? The sophomore class has a fundraiser for you on December 9 from 4 pm-8pm at the Irondequoit Chipotle location. Plan ahead and come out and support the Class 2028.

Interact Club is organizing a donation drive for Lollypop Farm. Donations of gently used or new towels, blankets, flats sheets, and pillowcases are needed. The shelter is also in need of unopened pet food and treats as well as pet toys. Donation boxes are located in the Commons and in front of the Counseling Center. Items can be dropped off now until December 19. Every contribution makes a difference!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Attention juniors or seniors- would you like to be part of an Adolescence and Development Youth Leadership college class at no cost? If you can commit to attending a college class at Nazareth University every Wednesday from 4pm-6pm, please stop by the Career Center and talk to Mrs. Bucciarelli for more information. 

Are you interested in healthcare but not sure where to begin? Are you a junior or senior interested in a paid internship with St Ann's Home next semester? Do you have a good attendance record and at least a 2.5 GPA? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to learn about a new opportunity. Stop in the Career Center TODAY from 10:30-12:30 to meet with the Internship representative. 

Are you interested in law & at least 17 years old? The New York State Unified court system is hiring summer Student Aide Interns across the state to learn more about all aspects of court operations and the justice system. Application information is in the Career Center.

Are you working? Would you like to earn school credit for that job? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center. 

College representatives visiting over the next two weeks:

Tuesday, December 9      St. Bonaventure University, Olean NY      (Instant Decision Day)      1pm-3pm

"B" Day

It’s a Taco Tuesday lunch! A beef taco w/trimmings, seasoned corn, raw veggie sticks, applesauce, assorted fresh fruit & milk.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

Attention Students: Are you interested in winning up to $750? Participate in Monroe County's STOP DWI Media Contest! Impaired Driving is one of the top three factors for fatalities in Monroe County. Create a media submission reflecting the dangers of impaired driving for the chance to win. Stop down in Counseling for more information!

Attention Chipotle lovers! Do you have the prewinter blues? Tired of cooking? The sophomore class has a fundraiser for you on December 9 from 4 pm-8 pm at the Irondequoit Chipotle location. Plan ahead and come out and support the Class 2028.

Interact Club is organizing a donation drive for Lollypop Farm. Donations of gently used or new towels, blankets, flats sheets, and pillowcases are needed. The shelter is also in need of unopened pet food and treats as well as pet toys. Donation boxes will be located in the Commons and in front of the Counseling Center. Items can be dropped off now until December 19. Every contribution makes a difference!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Are you interested in healthcare but not sure where to begin? Are you a junior or senior interested in a paid internship with St Ann's Home next semester? Do you have a good attendance record and at least a 2.5 GPA? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to learn about a new opportunity. Stop in the Career Center on Tuesday, Dec. 2 from 10:30am-12:30pm to meet with the Internship representative. 

Are you interested in law & at least 17 years old? The New York State Unified court system is hiring summer Student Aide Interns across the state to learn more about all aspects of court operations and the justice system. Application information is in the Career Center.

Attention juniors or seniors- would you like to be part of an adolescence and development youth leadership college class at no cost?  If you can commit to attending a college class at Nazareth University every Wednesday from 4pm-6pm please see Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to learn more. 

Are you working? Would you like to earn school credit for that job? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center. 

College representatives visiting over the next two weeks:

Tuesday, December 9       St. Bonaventure University, Olean NY        (Instant Decision Day)      1pm-3pm

"A" Day

Lunch: Chicken smackers, stuffing, mixed vegetables raw veggie sticks, diced pears, assorted fresh fruit & milk.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

Attention Students:  Are you interested in winning up to $750? Participate in Monroe County's STOP DWI Media Contest! Impaired Driving is one of the top three factors for fatalities in Monroe County. Create a media submission reflecting the dangers of impaired driving for the chance to win. Stop down in counseling for more information!

Attention Chipotle lovers! Do you have the prewinter blues? Tired of cooking? The sophomore class has a fundraiser for you on December 9 from 4 pm-8 pm at the Irondequoit Chipotle location. Plan ahead and come out and support the Class 2028.

Interact Club is organizing a donation drive for Lollypop Farm. Donations of gently used or new towels, blankets, flats sheets, and pillowcases are needed. The shelter is also in need of unopened pet food and treats as well as pet toys. Donation boxes will be located in the Commons and in front of the Counseling Center. Items can be dropped off now until December 19. Every contribution makes a difference!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

This week's Scholarship Highlight is the The American Fire Sprinkler Association Scholarship – Take a 10-minute 8-question quiz on fire safety and you will be entered to win $1000! Seriously, people, this is easy (and you learn a little about fire sprinklers)! See Mrs. Cook for more details.

Are you interested in healthcare but not sure where to begin? Are you a junior or senior interested in a paid internship with St Ann's Home next semester? Do you have a good attendance record and at least a 2.5 GPA? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to learn about a new opportunity.

Are you interested in law & at least 17 years old? The New York State Unified court system is hiring summer Student Aide Interns across the state to learn more about all aspects of court operations and the justice system. Application information is in the Career Center.

Are you working? Would you like to earn school credit for that job? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center. 

College representatives visiting over the next few weeks:

Tuesday, December 9       St. Bonaventure University, Olean NY        (Instant Decision Day)      1pm-3pm

"B" Day

Lunch: Chicken parmesan sandwich, leafy green salad, raw veggie sticks, mandarin oranges, assorted fresh fruit & milk.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

Attention Students:  Are you interested in winning up to $750? Participate in Monroe County's STOP DWI Media Contest! Impaired Driving is one of the top three factors for fatalities in Monroe County. Create a media submission reflecting the dangers of impaired driving for the chance to win. Stop down in Counseling for more information!

Attention Chipotle lovers! Do you have the prewinter blues? Tired of cooking? The sophomore class has a fundraiser for you on December 9 from 4 pm-8 pm at the Irondequoit Chipotle location. Plan ahead and come out and support the Class 2028.

Do you love board games, card games, or epic adventures like Dungeons & Dragons? Come roll the dice, strategize, and make new friends in a fun, relaxed environment. Whether you're a seasoned player or just curious, there's a seat at the table for you! Games Club will meet after school TODAY in the Large Café. Please note location change. New members are always welcome. Ask Mrs. Wolf or Mrs. Johnson if you have any questions. Come join us and don’t forget to wear your Games Club shirt for our yearbook picture!

Life Skills will be selling iced coffee in The Commons during lunch periods TODAY. $3 cash.

Interact Club is organizing a donation drive for Lollypop Farm. Donations of gently used or new towels, blankets, flats sheets, and pillowcases are needed. The shelter is also in need of unopened pet food and treats as well as pet toys. Donation boxes will be located in the Commons and in front of the Counseling Center. Items can be dropped off now until December 19. Every contribution makes a difference!

Attention IHS:  Please consider supporting Amnesty International Club’s “Make Change with Your Change” fundraiser all this week. We will be collecting all forms of change to donate to Doctors Without Borders who are on the ground in over 70 countries—including Palestine, which has recently been experiencing a humanitarian crisis. If you would like to donate, the collection will be happening in your English classrooms all this week.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Seniors! Finger Lakes Community College is coming to visit TODAY for Instant Decision Interviews! Please see Mrs. Cook in the College and Career Center to reserve a time!

This week's Scholarship Highlight is the The American Fire Sprinkler Association Scholarship – Take a 10-minute 8-question quiz on fire safety and you will be entered to win $1000! Seriously, people, this is easy (and you learn a little about fire sprinklers)! See Mrs. Cook for more details.

Are you interested in healthcare but not sure where to begin? Are you a junior or senior interested in a paid internship with St Ann's Home next semester? Do you have a good attendance record and at least a 2.5 GPA? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to learn about a new opportunity.

Are you interested in law & at least 17 years old? The New York State Unified court system is hiring summer Student Aide Interns across the state to learn more about all aspects of court operations and the justice system. Application information is in the Career Center.

Are you working? Would you like to earn school credit for that job? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center. 

College representatives visiting over the next few weeks:

TODAY                                 Finger Lakes Community College, Canandaigua NY      6^th Period

December 9                       St. Bonaventure University, Olean NY    (Instant Decision Day)          1pm-3pm

"A" Day

Lunch: Mozzarella sticks w/sauce & garlic roll, steamed broccoli, raw veggie sticks, diced peaches, assorted fresh fruit & milk.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

Do you love board games, card games, or epic adventures like Dungeons & Dragons? Come roll the dice, strategize, and make new friends in a fun, relaxed environment. Whether you're a seasoned player or just curious, there's a seat at the table for you! Games Club will meet after school TOMORROW in the Large Café. Please note location change. New members are always welcome. Ask Mrs. Wolf or Mrs. Johnson if you have any questions. Come join us and don’t forget to wear your Games Club shirts for our yearbook picture!

Attention Chipotle lovers! Do you have the prewinter blues? Tired of cooking? The sophomore class has a fundraiser for you on December 9 from 4 pm-8 pm at the Irondequoit Chipotle location. Plan ahead and come out and support the Class 2028.

Life Skills will be selling iced coffee in The Commons during lunch periods TOMORROW. $3 cash.

Best Buddies will meet in Room 2046 after school TODAY...all members welcome!

Transgender Day of remembrance is an annual observance on November 20 that honors the memory of trans people whose lives were lost in acts of anti-trans violence. Wear a sticker to help remember those who have lost their lives this past year due to trans-related violence. Ask your English teacher for a sticker.

Attention Freshmen! TODAY is our annual LINK CREW turkey hunt. Find ONE turkey and redeem it for a yummy prize in the Commons right after school. Please note, there is one prize per person. If you take more than one turkey, you are taking someone else's prize. And 10^th, 11^th & 12th graders: Please be respectful by leaving the turkeys for the freshmen. Thank you!

Morgan’s Message will hold a meet and greet after school TODAY in the Principal's Conference Room at 3:15. Reach out to Ms. W if you have any questions.

Amnesty Club has a meeting after school today. We'll start counting change along with getting out yearbook photo taken.  Hope to see you at 3:05 in the Photo/Art Room, #1148!

Art Club will be meeting after school TODAY from 3:10 pm to 4:00 pm in Ms. Jacobs’ room (#1150). We will be working on clay slab construction by creating a mug! And we will be having our yearbook photo taken.

Interact Club is organizing a donation drive for Lollypop Farm. Donations of gently used or new towels, blankets, flats sheets, and pillowcases are needed. The shelter is also in need of unopened pet food and treats as well as pet toys. Donation boxes will be located in the Commons and in front of the Counseling Center. Items can be dropped off now until December 19. Every contribution makes a difference!

Attention IHS:  Please consider supporting Amnesty International Club’s “Make Change with Your Change” fundraiser all this week. We will be collecting all forms of change to donate to Doctors Without Borders who are on the ground in over 70 countries—including Palestine, which has recently been experiencing a humanitarian crisis. If you would like to donate, the collection will be happening in your English classrooms all this week.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Seniors! Finger Lakes Community College is coming to visit TOMORROW for Instant Decision Interviews! Please see Mrs. Cook in the College and Career Center to reserve a time!

The ARMY, NAVY, AIR FORCE, MARINES, COAST GUARD and ROTC will be in the Commons TODAY during lunches. Pick up some information if you are interested! Stop by for some swag, info and remember to thank them for defending our freedom!

This week's Scholarship Highlight is the The American Fire Sprinkler Association Scholarship – Take a 10-minute 8-question quiz on fire safety and you will be entered to win $1000! Seriously, people, this is easy (and you learn a little about fire sprinklers)! See Mrs. Cook for more details.

Are you interested in healthcare but not sure where to begin? Are you a junior or senior interested in a paid internship with St Ann's Home next semester? Do you have a good attendance record and at least a 2.5 GPA? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to learn about a new opportunity.

Are you interested in law & at least 17 years old? The New York State Unified court system is hiring summer Student Aide Interns across the state to learn more about all aspects of court operations and the justice system. Application information is in the Career Center.

Are you working? Would you like to earn school credit for that job? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center. 

College representatives visiting over the next few weeks:

Tomorrow                              Finger Lakes Community College, Canandaigua NY      6^th Period

December 9                           St. Bonaventure University, Olean NY      (Instant Decision Day)      1pm-3pm

"B" Day

Lunch: Chicken tikka masala w/pita bread, green beans, raw veggie sticks, fruit juice, assorted fresh fruit & milk.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

Attention Chipotle lovers! Do you have the prewinter blues? Tired of cooking? The sophomore class has a fundraiser for you on December 9 from 4 pm-8 pm at the Irondequoit Chipotle location. Plan ahead and come out and support the Class 2028.

Best Buddies will meet in Room 2046 after school TOMORROW...all members welcome!

Transgender Day of remembrance is an annual observance on November 20 that honors the memory of trans people whose lives were lost in acts of anti-trans violence. Wear a sticker to help remember those who have lost their lives this past year due to trans-related violence. Ask your English teacher for a sticker TOMORROW.

Attention Freshmen! TOMORROW is our annual LINK CREW turkey hunt. Find ONE turkey and redeem it for a yummy prize in the Commons right after school. Please note, there is one prize per person. If you take more than one turkey, you are taking someone else's prize. And 10^th, 11^th & 12th graders: Please be respectful by leaving the turkeys for the freshmen. Thank you!

Morgan’s Message will hold a meet and greet after school TOMORROW in the Principal's Conference Room at 3:15. Reach out to Ms. W if you have any questions.

Interested in wellness, substance use prevention or developing youth leadership skills? Join Reality Check! A student run club will be meeting TODAY at 3 pm in the Counseling Center Conference Room. All are welcome!

Art Club will be meeting TOMORROW from 3:10 pm to 4:00 pm in Ms. Jacobs’ room (#1150). We will be working on clay slab construction by creating a mug! And we will be having our yearbook photo taken.

Girls Soccer: Any athlete interested in playing girls' soccer next Fall, there is an information meeting TODAY at 3:15 pm in Room 1216.

Interact Club is organizing a donation drive for Lollypop Farm. Donations of gently used or new towels, blankets, flats sheets, and pillowcases are needed. The shelter is also in need of unopened pet food and treats as well as pet toys. Donation boxes will be located in the Commons and in front of the Counseling Center. Items can be dropped off now until December 19. Every contribution makes a difference!

Attention IHS:  Please consider supporting Amnesty International Club’s “Make Change with Your Change” fundraiser all this week. We will be collecting all forms of change to donate to Doctors Without Borders who are on the ground in over 70 countries—including Palestine, which has recently been experiencing a humanitarian crisis. If you would like to donate, the collection will be happening in your English classrooms all this week.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Seniors! Finger Lakes Community College is coming to visit on Friday for Instant Decision Interviews! Please see Mrs. Cook in the College and Career Center to reserve a time!

The ARMY, NAVY, AIR FORCE, MARINES, COAST GUARD and ROTC will be in the Commons this THURSDAY during lunches. Pick up some information if you are interested! Stop by for some swag, info and to thank them for defending our freedom!

This week's Scholarship Highlight is the The American Fire Sprinkler Association Scholarship – Take a 10-minute 8-question quiz on fire safety and you will be entered to win $1000! Seriously, people, this is easy (and you learn a little about fire sprinklers)! See Mrs. Cook for more details.

Are you interested in healthcare but not sure where to begin? Are you a junior or senior interested in a paid internship with St Ann's Home next semester? Do you have a good attendance record and at least a 2.5 GPA? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to learn about a new opportunity.

Are you interested in law and at least 17 years old? The New York State Unified court system is hiring summer Student Aide Interns across the state to learn more about all aspects of court operations and the justice system. Application information is in the Career Center.

Are you working? Would you like to earn school credit for that job? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center. 

College representatives visiting over the next few weeks:

Friday, November 21            Finger Lakes Community College, Canandaigua NY      6^th Period

Tuesday, December 9           St. Bonaventure University, Olean NY     (Instant Decision Day)          1pm-3pm

"A" Day

Lunch:  Pasta & beef meatballs w/sauce & dinner roll, Italian mixed vegetables, raw veggie sticks, applesauce, fresh fruit & milk.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

There will be a Morgan’s Message meet and greet after school on Thursday November 20 in the Principal's Conference Room at 3:15. Reach out to Ms. W if you have any questions.

Interested in wellness, substance use prevention or developing youth leadership skills? Join Reality Check! A student run club will be meeting TOMORROW at 3 pm in the Counseling Center Conference Room. All are welcome!

Art Club will be meeting Thursday from 3:10 pm to 4:00 pm in Ms. Jacobs’ room (#1150). We will be working on clay slab construction by creating a mug! And we will be having our yearbook photo taken.

Green Team will be picking up empty deposit bottles & cans after school TODAY. If you would like them to stop by your classroom, please put them out for them to pick up. If you need a recycling box, just ask us!

Girls Soccer: Any athlete interested in playing girls' soccer next Fall, there will be an information meeting TOMORROW at 3:15 pm in Room 1216 (IHS).  

Interact Club is organizing a donation drive for Lollypop Farm. Donations of gently used or new towels, blankets, flats sheets, and pillowcases are needed. The shelter is also in need of unopened pet food and treats as well as pet toys. Donation boxes will be located in the Commons and in front of the Counseling Center. Items can be dropped off now until December 19. Every contribution makes a difference!

Attention IHS:  Please consider supporting Amnesty International Club’s “Make Change with Your Change” fundraiser all this week. We will be collecting all forms of change to donate to Doctors Without Borders who are on the ground in over 70 countries—including Palestine, which has recently been experiencing a humanitarian crisis. If you would like to donate, the collection will be happening in your English classrooms all this week.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Seniors! Finger Lakes Community College is coming to visit on Friday for Instant Decision Interviews! Please see Mrs. Cook in the College and Career Center to reserve a time!

The IHS Military Fair is happening this Thursday in the Commons during all three lunch periods! All branches of the military will be represented. Stop by for some swag, info and to thank them for defending our freedom!

This week's Scholarship Highlight is the The American Fire Sprinkler Association Scholarship – Take a 10-minute 8-question quiz on fire safety and you will be entered to win $1000! Seriously, people, this is easy (and you learn a little about fire sprinklers)! See Mrs. Cook for more details.

Would you like to earn school credit for your part-time job? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to find out how.

Current Work Study Students--don’t forget to continue submitting paystubs, paperwork and posts.

College representatives visiting over the next few weeks:

Friday, November 21       Finger Lakes Community College, Canandaigua NY             6^th Period

Tuesday, December 9       St. Bonaventure University, Olean NY   (Instant Decision Day)      1pm-3pm          

"B" Day

Lunch:  An Italian pork sausage or beef hot dog w/onions & peppers, French fries, raw veggie sticks, diced pears, fresh fruit & milk.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

Green Team will be picking up empty deposit bottles & cans after school TOMORROW. If you would like them to stop by your classroom, please put them out for them to pick up. If you need a recycling box, just ask us!

Girls Soccer: Any athlete interested in playing girls' soccer next Fall, there will be an information meeting on Wednesday at 3:15 pm in Room 1216 (IHS).  

Interact Club is organizing a donation drive for Lollypop Farm. Donations of gently used or new towels, blankets, flats sheets, and pillowcases are needed. The shelter is also in need of unopened pet food and treats as well as pet toys. Donation boxes will be located in the Commons and in front of the Counseling Center. Items can be dropped off now until December 19. Every contribution makes a difference!

Attention IHS:  Please consider supporting Amnesty International Club’s “Make Change with Your Change” fundraiser all this week. We will be collecting all forms of change to donate to Doctors Without Borders who are on the ground in over 70 countries—including Palestine, which has recently been experiencing a humanitarian crisis. If you would like to donate, the collection will be happening in your English classrooms all this week.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Seniors! Finger Lakes Community College is coming to visit on Friday for Instant Decision Interviews! Please see Mrs. Cook in the College and Career Center to reserve a time!

The IHS Military Fair is happening this Thursday in the Commons during all three lunch periods! All branches of the military will be represented. Stop by for some swag, info and to thank them for defending our freedom!

This week's Scholarship Highlight is the The American Fire Sprinkler Association Scholarship – Take a 10-minute 8-question quiz on fire safety and you will be entered to win $1000! Seriously, people, this is easy (and you learn a little about fire sprinklers)! See Mrs. Cook for more details.

Would you like to earn school credit for your part-time job? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to find out how.

Current Work Study Students--don’t forget to continue submitting paystubs, paperwork and posts.

College representatives visiting over the next few weeks:

Friday, November 21       Finger Lakes Community College, Canandaigua NY             6^th Period

December 9     St. Bonaventure University, Olean NY     (Instant Decision Day)     1pm-3pm                                          

"A" Day

Lunch: Chicken or pork nachos, a Romaine salad, raw veggie sticks, fruit cocktail, assorted fresh fruit & milk.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

Girls Soccer: Any athlete interested in playing girls' soccer next Fall, there will be an information meeting on Wednesday at 3:15 pm in Room 1216 (IHS).  

Interact Club is organizing a donation drive for Lollypop Farm. Donations of gently used or new towels, blankets, flats sheets and pillowcases are needed. The shelter is also in need of unopened pet food and treats as well as pet toys. Donation boxes will be located in the Commons and in front of the Counseling Center. Items can be dropped off now until December 19. Every contribution makes a difference!

Attention IHS:  Please consider supporting Amnesty International Club’s “Make Change with Your Change” fundraiser all next week. We will be collecting all forms of change to donate to Doctors Without Borders who are on the ground in over 70 countries—including Palestine, which has recently been experiencing a humanitarian crisis. If you would like to donate, the collection will be happening in your English classrooms starting Monday.

Life Skills will be selling iced coffee in the Commons during lunch periods TODAY. $3 CASH ONLY

Do you love board games, card games, or epic adventures like Dungeons & Dragons? Come roll the dice, strategize, and make new friends in a fun, relaxed environment. Whether you're a seasoned player or just curious, there's a seat at the table for you! Games Club will meet after school TODAY in the Large Café. Please note location change. New members are always welcome. Ask Mrs. Wolf or Mrs. Johnson if you have any questions. Come join us & wear your Games Club t-shirts! We are having our yearbook picture taken.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

This week's Future Friday guest will be Evolution Marketing here to discuss careers in media/digital advertising and sales -Stop by their table in The Commons during all lunches TODAY to find out more!

Are you interested in innovation, STEM, design thinking and exploring creative solutions that support accessibility and inclusion in everyday environments? The LiveAbility Lab at the Al Sigl communities is offering a student innovation workshop on Tuesday from 6-8pm. Stop in the Career Center for registration information. 

Would you like to spend a week this summer at Appalachian State University’s campus in North Carolina developing ideas to maintain and sustain critical aspects of the Appalachian community? Stop in the Career Center to learn more about this free opportunity.

Attention 10^th graders!  The EMCC BOCES field trip has finally been scheduled! Please see Mrs. Cook as soon as possible for a permission slip if you are interested in exploring the programs BOCES has to offer you next year! This field trip fills up fast - so please do not wait to sign up!

Would you like to earn school credit for your part-time job? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to find out how.

College representativeS visiting this week: 

TODAY      Baldwin Wallace University, Berea, Ohio (Cleveland area)      5^th Period

"B" Day

Lunch: Pizza crunchers with marinara sauce, green beans, raw veggie sticks, diced peaches, fresh fruit & milk.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

Girls Soccer: Any athlete interested in playing girls' soccer next Fall, there will be an information meeting next Wednesday, November 19 at 3:15 pm in Room 1216 (IHS).  

Interact Club is organizing a donation drive for Lollypop Farm. Donations of gently used or new towels, blankets, flats sheets, and pillowcases are needed. The shelter is also in need of unopened pet food and treats as well as pet toys. Donation boxes will be located in the Commons and in front of the Counseling Center. Items can be dropped off now until December 19. Every contribution makes a difference!

Attention IHS:  Please consider supporting Amnesty International’s “Make Change with Your Change” all next week.  They will be collecting all forms of change to donate to Doctors Without Borders who are on the ground in over 70 countries—including Palestine, which has been experiencing a humanitarian crises. If you would like to donate, the collection will be happening in your English classrooms starting Monday.

Life Skills will be selling iced coffee in The Commons during lunch periods TOMORROW. $3 cash 

Do you love board games, card games, or epic adventures like Dungeons & Dragons? Come roll the dice, strategize, and make new friends in a fun, relaxed environment. Whether you're a seasoned player or just curious, there's a seat at the table for you! Games Club will meet after school TOMORROW in the Large Café. New members are always welcome. Ask Mrs. Wolf or Mrs. Johnson if you have any questions. Come join us!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

This week's Future Friday guest will be Evolution Marketing here to discuss careers in media/digital advertising and sales -Stop by their table in the Commons during all lunches TOMORROW to find out more!

Are you interested in innovation, STEM, design thinking and exploring creative solutions that support accessibility and inclusion in everyday environments? The LiveAbility Lab at the Al Sigl communities is offering a student innovation workshop on Tuesday, Nov. 18 from 6-8pm. Stop in the Career Center for registration information. 

Would you like to spend a week this summer at Appalachian State University’s campus in North Carolina developing ideas to maintain and sustain critical aspects of the Appalachian community? Stop in the Career Center to learn more about this free opportunity.

Attention 10^th graders!  The EMCC BOCES field trip has finally been scheduled! Please see Mrs. Cook as soon as possible for a permission slip if you are interested in exploring the programs BOCES has to offer you next year! This field trip fills up fast - so please do not wait to sign up!

Would you like to earn school credit for your part-time job? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to find out how.

College representatives visiting this week: 

Tomorrow      Baldwin Wallace University, Berea, Ohio (Cleveland area)    5^th Period        

"A" Day

Lunch: French toast sticks w/pork sausage patty, warm cinnamon apples, raw veggie sticks, fruit juice, assorted fresh fruit & milk.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Not sure what you want to be when you grow up? Don't know where to begin? Or maybe you have a few ideas floating around in your head but need more information. Come to the School to Work and Trades Fair in the Commons area from 5:30-7pm TONIGHT. Bring your parents and take advantage of the wealth of information available from all the unions, trade programs, apprentice and community partner programs that will be here to share information with you and your family. We look forward to seeing you!

This week's Future Friday guest will be Evolution Marketing here to discuss careers in media/digital advertising and sales -Stop by their table in The Commons during all lunches on Friday to find out more!

Are you interested in innovation, STEM, design thinking and exploring creative solutions that support accessibility and inclusion in everyday environments? The LiveAbility Lab at the Al Sigl communities is offering a student innovation workshop on Tuesday Nov 18- from 6-8pm. Stop in the Career Center for registration information. 

Would you like to spend a week this summer at Appalachian State University’s campus in North Carolina developing ideas to maintain and sustain critical aspects of the Appalachian community? Stop in the Career Center to learn more about this free opportunity.

Attention 10^th graders!  The EMCC BOCES field trip has finally been scheduled! Please see Mrs. Cook as soon as possible for a permission slip if you are interested in exploring the programs BOCES has to offer you next year! This field trip fills up fast - so please do not wait to sign up!

Would you like to earn school credit for your part-time job? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to find out how.

College representatives visiting this week: 

Friday     Baldwin Wallace University , Berea, Ohio (Cleveland area)            5^th Period               

"B" Day

Lunch: Beef hamburger/cheeseburger, onion rings, raw veggie sticks, diced pears, assorted fresh fruit & milk.

NEW RULES: ALL students will need their school ID every day.

Here are FIVE major changes in our routine:

1.      Every day, you will use your ID to scan into the building upon arrival. This is recorded in Infinite Campus.

2.      You will use your ID to scan into your scheduled lunch period.

3.      Two scanning stations for lunch will be located at the doors to the large cafeteria only. Students will only use these doors to       enter lunch. Then they may proceed to either cafeteria.

4.      If you are a GOLD KEY senior, and you have turned in a signed parent permission form to leave campus during your lunch or independent study, you will need your ID to scan when you leave campus and scan back in when you return.

5.      If you are a BLUE KEY junior or GOLD KEY senior, you will need to use your ID to scan into the library for independent study or lunch.

• If you don’t have your ID, you can manually enter your student number; however, this will slow the entry process down.  IDs are much faster.
• When you arrive at school after first period, please still check in at the attendance office.
• If you need to leave school early or for an appointment, please continue to check out at the attendance office.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

IHS will be hosting its annual Post High Planning Workshop on Wednesday from 5:30–8:00 PM. Explore your future, whether it’s college, trades, the military, or the workforce. This interactive night is designed to help every student find their next step. Families are encouraged to attend together! Choose from three 45-minute Workshop Sessions: Mix and match topics that fit your goals from financial aid to NCAA eligibility, SUNY options, or selecting your college major. There will also be a School-to-Work Trades Fair from 5:30–7:15 PM in the Commons with employers, trade unions, and training program reps, who are ready to help you start a career in the skilled trades! There are also hands-on demos, giveaways, and opportunities to learn about apprenticeships and certifications. We hope to see you there!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Not sure what you want to be when you grow up? Don't know where to begin? Or maybe you have a few ideas floating around in your head but need more information. Come to the School to Work and Trades Fair in The Commons area from 5:30-7pm WEDNESDAY night. Bring your parents and take advantage of the wealth of information available from all the unions, trade programs, apprentice and community partner programs that will be here to share information with you and your family. We look forward to seeing you!

This week's Future Friday guest will be Evolution Marketing here to discuss careers in media/digital advertising and sales -Stop by their table in The Commons during all lunches on Friday to find out more!

Are you interested in innovation, STEM, design thinking and exploring creative solutions that support accessibility and inclusion in everyday environments? The LiveAbility Lab at the Al Sigl communities is offering a student innovation workshop on Tuesday Nov 18- from 6-8pm. Stop in the Career Center for registration information. 

Would you like to spend a week this summer at Appalachian State University’s campus in North Carolina developing ideas to maintain and sustain critical aspects of the Appalachian community? Stop in the Career Center to learn more about this free opportunity.

Attention 10^th graders!  The EMCC BOCES field trip has finally been scheduled! Please see Mrs. Cook as soon as possible for a permission slip if you are interested in exploring the programs BOCES has to offer you next year! This field trip fills up fast - so please do not wait to sign up!

Would you like to earn school credit for your part-time job? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to find out how.

College representatives visiting this week: 

Friday     Baldwin Wallace University , Berea, Ohio (Cleveland area)            5^th Period               

"A" Day

Lunch: Hot meatball sub, mixed green salad, raw veggie sticks, fruit cocktail, assorted fresh fruit & milk.

NEW RULES: ALL students will need their school ID every day.

Here are FIVE major changes in our routine:

1.      Every day, you will use your ID to scan into the building upon arrival. This is recorded in Infinite Campus.

2.      You will use your ID to scan into your scheduled lunch period.

3.      Two scanning stations for lunch will be located at the doors to the large cafeteria only. Students will only use these doors to       enter lunch. Then they may proceed to either cafeteria.

4.      If you are a GOLD KEY senior, and you have turned in a signed parent permission form to leave campus during your lunch or independent study, you will need your ID to scan when you leave campus and scan back in when you return.

5.      If you are a BLUE KEY junior or GOLD KEY senior, you will need to use your ID to scan into the library for independent study or lunch.

• If you don’t have your ID, you can manually enter your student number; however, this will slow the entry process down.  IDs are much faster.
• When you arrive at school after first period, please still check in at the attendance office.
• If you need to leave school early or for an appointment, please continue to check out at the attendance office.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

IHS will be hosting its annual Post High Planning Workshop next Wednesday from 5:30–8:00 PM. Explore your future, whether it’s college, trades, the military, or the workforce. This interactive night is designed to help every student find their next step. Families are encouraged to attend together! Choose from three 45-minute Workshop Sessions: Mix and match topics that fit your goals from financial aid to NCAA eligibility, SUNY options, or selecting your college major. There will also be a School-to-Work Trades Fair from 5:30–7:15 PM in the Commons with employers, trade unions, and training program reps, who are ready to help you start a career in the skilled trades! There are also hands-on demos, giveaways, and opportunities to learn about apprenticeships and certifications. We hope to see you there!

Remember, Life Skills will be selling iced coffees in The Commons during lunch periods TODAY. $3 cash only.

Do you love board games, card games, or epic adventures like Dungeons & Dragons? Come roll the dice, strategize, and make new friends in a fun, relaxed environment. Whether you're a seasoned player or just curious, there's a seat at the table for you! Games Club will meet after school TODAY in Room 2000 - Mrs. Johnson's classroom. New members are always welcome. Ask Mrs. Wolf or Mrs. Johnson if you have any questions. Come join us!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Are you interested in a part-time job? How about a potential career opportunity as a certified Nursing Assistant? St Ann's Nursing Home will be our Future Friday Guest this Friday during all lunches in The Commons looking to hire in the dining room and in the nursing home. Stop by and find out if an opportunity meets your needs!

Attention 10^th graders!  The EMCC BOCES field trip has finally been scheduled! Please see Mrs. Cook as soon as possible for a permission slip if you are interested in exploring the programs BOCES has to offer you next year! This field trip fills up fast - so please do not wait to sign up!

Would you like to earn school credit for your part-time job? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to find out how.

College representatives visiting this week: 

Today     Massachusetts College of Pharmacy & Health Services (Boston MA)          Period 4

"B" Day

Lunch: Regular or spicy chicken patty sandwich, seasoned carrots, raw veggie sticks, diced peaches, assorted fresh fruit & milk.

NEW RULES: ALL students will need their school ID every day.

Here are FIVE major changes in our routine:

1.      Every day, you will use your ID to scan into the building upon arrival. This is recorded in Infinite Campus.

2.      You will use your ID to scan into your scheduled lunch period.

3.      Two scanning stations for lunch will be located at the doors to the large cafeteria only. Students will only use these doors to       enter lunch. Then they may proceed to either cafeteria.

4.      If you are a GOLD KEY senior, and you have turned in a signed parent permission form to leave campus during your lunch or independent study, you will need your ID to scan when you leave campus and scan back in when you return.

5.      If you are a BLUE KEY junior or GOLD KEY senior, you will need to use your ID to scan into the library for independent study or lunch.

• If you don’t have your ID, you can manually enter your student number; however, this will slow the entry process down.  IDs are much faster.
• When you arrive at school after first period, please still check in at the attendance office.
• If you need to leave school early or for an appointment, please continue to check out at the attendance office.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

The next Amnesty Club meeting will be held after school TODAY in the Photo/Art Room.  We are making posters for our upcoming 'Change for Change' fundraiser. New members are always welcome!

Art Club will be meeting TODAY from 3:10 pm to 4:00 pm in Ms. Jacobs’ room (#1150). We will be doing Zentangle Designs or whatever else you are working on.

IHS will be hosting its annual Post High Planning Workshop next Wednesday from 5:30–8:00 PM. Explore your future, whether it’s college, trades, the military, or the workforce. This interactive night is designed to help every student find their next step. Families are encouraged to attend together! Choose from three 45-minute Workshop Sessions: Mix and match topics that fit your goals from financial aid to NCAA eligibility, SUNY options, or selecting your college major. There will also be a School-to-Work Trades Fair from 5:30–7:15 PM in the Commons with employers, trade unions, and training program reps, who are ready to help you start a career in the skilled trades! There are also hands-on demos, giveaways, and opportunities to learn about apprenticeships and certifications. We hope to see you there!

Varsity Girls and Boys Bowling needs athletes to join the team this year. It is open to students in grades 9-12. No experience or equipment is needed. Come to the informational meeting TODAY or stop in to talk to Coach Menzie in Room #1217 for details.

Remember, Life Skills will be selling iced coffees in The Commons during lunch periods TOMORROW. $3 cash only.

Do you love board games, card games, or epic adventures like Dungeons & Dragons? Come roll the dice, strategize, and make new friends in a fun, relaxed environment. Whether you're a seasoned player or just curious, there's a seat at the table for you! Games Club will meet after school TOMORROW in Room 2000 - Mrs. Johnson's classroom. New members are always welcome. Ask Mrs. Wolf or Mrs. Johnson if you have any questions. Come join us!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Are you interested in a part-time job? How about a potential career opportunity as a certified Nursing Assistant? St Ann's Nursing Home will be our Future Friday Guest this Friday during all lunches in The Commons looking to hire in the dining room and in the nursing home. Stop by and find out if an opportunity meets your needs!

Would you like to earn school credit for your part-time job? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to find out how.

College representatives visiting this week: 

Tomorrow              Massachusetts College of Pharmacy & Health Services (Boston MA)          Period 4

"A" Day

Lunch: Bosco cheese-filled breadsticks w/marinara, steamed broccoli, raw veggie sticks, fruit juice, assorted fresh fruit & milk.

NEW RULES: ALL students will need their school ID every day.

Here are FIVE major changes in our routine:

1.      Every day, you will use your ID to scan into the building upon arrival. This is recorded in Infinite Campus.

2.      You will use your ID to scan into your scheduled lunch period.

3.      Two scanning stations for lunch will be located at the doors to the large cafeteria only. Students will only use these doors to       enter lunch. Then they may proceed to either cafeteria.

4.      If you are a GOLD KEY senior, and you have turned in a signed parent permission form to leave campus during your lunch or independent study, you will need your ID to scan when you leave campus and scan back in when you return.

5.      If you are a BLUE KEY junior or GOLD KEY senior, you will need to use your ID to scan into the library for independent study or lunch.

• If you don’t have your ID, you can manually enter your student number; however, this will slow the entry process down.  IDs are much faster.
• When you arrive at school after first period, please still check in at the attendance office.
• If you need to leave school early or for an appointment, please continue to check out at the attendance office.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

Interested in wellness, substance use prevention or developing youth leadership skills? Join Reality Check! A student run club that meets TODAY at 3 pm in the Counseling Center Conference Room. All are welcome!

The next Amnesty Club meeting will be held after school TOMORROW in the Photo/Art Room.  We are making posters for our upcoming 'Change for Change' fundraiser. New members are always welcome!

Art Club will be meeting TOMORROW from 3:10 pm to 4:00 pm in Ms. Jacobs’ room (#1150). We will be doing Zentangle Designs or whatever else you are working on.

IHS will be hosting its annual Post High Planning Workshop next Wednesday, November 12 from 5:30–8:00 PM

Explore your future, whether it’s college, trades, the military, or the workforce. This interactive night is designed to help every student find their next step. Families are encouraged to attend together! Choose from three 45-minute Workshop Sessions: Mix and match topics that fit your goals from financial aid to NCAA eligibility, SUNY options, or selecting your college major. There will also be a School-to-Work Trades Fair from 5:30–7:15 PM in the Commons with employers, trade unions, and training program reps, who are ready to help you start a career in the skilled trades! There are also hands-on demos, giveaways, and opportunities to learn about apprenticeships and certifications. We hope to see you there!

Best Buddies will meet after school TODAY. Please stop by Room 2046 this week for important info about this meeting. 

Varsity Girls and Boys Bowling needs athletes to join the team this year. It is open to students in grades 9-12. No experience or equipment is needed. Come to the informational meeting TOMORROW or stop in to talk to Coach Menzie in Room #1217 for details.

There will be a mandatory informational meeting for any 9th-12th graders that are interested in trying out for boys basketball this year TODAY at 3:15-4 pm in the Small Cafeteria.

Life Skills will be selling iced coffee in The Commons during lunch periods on Fridays thru the end of December! $3 cash only.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Juniors and Seniors! The Western NY College Fair will be in The Commons TODAY from 8:30am - 9:15am. Please stop by to ask questions and gather info (and swag)! The following colleges will be represented at the fair today:

Alfred University

Daemen College

D’Youville University

Niagara University

SUNY Niagara

Hilbert College

St. Bonaventure University

SUNY Erie

GCC

SUNY Fredonia

Canisius University

University at Buffalo

As college visits are coming to an end, be sure to touch base with any colleges you are interested in!

Interested in a part-time job? How about a potential career opportunity as a certified Nursing Assistant? St Ann's Nursing Home will be our Future Friday Guest this Friday during all lunches in The Commons looking to hire in the dining room and in the nursing home. Stop by and find out if an opportunity meets your needs!

Would you like to earn school credit for your part- time job? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to find out how.

College representatives visiting this week: 

Today                     St. John Fisher University                                   Period 7

Friday                     Massachusetts College of Pharmacy & Health Services (Boston MA)          Period 4

"B" Day

It’s Taco Tuesday! A beef taco w/trimmings, seasoned corn, raw veggie sticks, applesauce, fresh fruit & milk.

NEW RULES: ALL students will need their school ID every day.

Here are FIVE major changes in our routine:

1.      Every day, you will use your ID to scan into the building upon arrival. This is recorded in Infinite Campus.

2.      You will use your ID to scan into your scheduled lunch period.

3.      Two scanning stations for lunch will be located at the doors to the large cafeteria only. Students will only use these doors to enter lunch. Then they may proceed to either cafeteria.

4.      If you are a GOLD KEY senior, and you have turned in a signed parent permission form to leave campus during your lunch or independent study, you will need your ID to scan when you leave campus and scan back in when you return.

5.      If you are a BLUE KEY junior or GOLD KEY senior, you will need to use your ID to scan into the library for independent study or lunch.

• If you don’t have your ID, you can manually enter your student number; however, this will slow the entry process down.  IDs are much faster.
• When you arrive at school after first period, please still check in at the attendance office.
• If you need to leave school early or for an appointment, please continue to check out at the attendance office.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

Interested in wellness, substance use prevention or developing youth leadership skills? Join Reality Check! A student run club that meets TODAY at 3 pm in the Counseling Center Conference Room. All are welcome!

Art Club will be meeting on Thursday from 3:10 pm to 4:00 pm in Ms. Jacobs’ room (#1150). We will be doing Zentangle Designs or whatever else you are working on.

IHS will be hosting its annual Post High Planning Workshop on Wednesday, November 12th from 5:30–8:00 PM. Explore your future, whether it’s college, trades, the military, or the workforce. This interactive night is designed to help every student find their next step. Families are encouraged to attend together! Choose from three 45-minute Workshop Sessions: Mix and match topics that fit your goals from financial aid to NCAA eligibility, SUNY options, or selecting your college major. There will also be a School-to-Work Trades Fair from 5:30–7:15 PM in the Commons with employers, trade unions, and training program reps, who are ready to help you start a career in the skilled trades! There are also hands-on demos, giveaways, and opportunities to learn about apprenticeships and certifications. We hope to see you there!

Best Buddies will meet after school TOMORROW. Please stop by Room 2046 this week for important info about this meeting. 

Varsity Girls and Boys Bowling needs athletes to join the team this year. It is open to students in grades 9-12. No experience or equipment is needed. Come to the informational meeting on Thursday or stop in to talk to Coach Menzie in Room #1217 for details.

There will be a mandatory informational meeting for any 9th-12th graders that are interested in trying out for boys basketball this year TOMORROW at 3:15-4 pm in the Small Cafeteria.

Life Skills will be selling iced coffee in the Commons during lunch periods 4,5,6 on Fridays thru the end of December! $3 cash only.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Juniors and Seniors! The Western NY College Fair is coming to the COMMONS on Wednesday from 8:30am - 9:15am. Please stop by to ask questions, gather info (and swag)! See the signs in The Commons for the colleges that will be here!

Interested in a part-time job? How about a potential career opportunity as a certified Nursing Assistant? St Ann's Nursing Home will be our Future Friday Guest this Friday during all lunches in The Commons looking to hire in the dining room and in the nursing home. Stop by and find out if an opportunity meets your needs!

SENIORS! Would you like to find out ON-THE-SPOT if you are accepted to St. John Fisher, MCC, Brockport, or St. Bonaventure? Reps will be visiting VERY soon! Sign up with Mrs. Cook in the College and Career Center for a short interview and start stacking up those acceptances! If you can't stop down - you can email her!

Would you like to earn school credit for your part-time job? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to find out how.

College representatives visiting this week: 

Tomorrow              St. John Fisher University                                   Period 7

Friday                     Massachusetts College of Pharmacy & Health Services (Boston MA)            Period 4

SENIORS! Would you like to find out ON-THE-SPOT if you are accepted to St. John Fisher, MCC, Brockport, or St. Bonaventure? Reps will be visiting VERY soon! Sign up with Mrs. Cook in the College and Career Center for a short interview and start stacking up those acceptances! If you can't stop down - you can email her!

Would you like to earn school credit for your part- time job? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to find out how.

College representatives visiting this week: 

Tomorrow              St. John Fisher University                                   Period 7

Friday                     Massachusetts College of Pharmacy & Health Services (Boston MA)            Period 4

"A" Day

Lunch: Chicken smackers, mashed potatoes & gravy, raw veggie sticks, diced pears, assorted fruit & milk.

NEW RULES: ALL students will need their school ID every day.

Here are FIVE major changes in our routine:

1.      Every day, you will use your ID to scan into the building upon arrival. This is recorded in Infinite Campus.

2.      You will use your ID to scan into your scheduled lunch period.

3.      Two scanning stations for lunch will be located at the doors to the large cafeteria only. Students will only use these doors to enter lunch. Then they may proceed to either cafeteria.

4.      If you are a GOLD KEY senior, and you have turned in a signed parent permission form to leave campus during your lunch or independent study, you will need your ID to scan when you leave campus and scan back in when you return.

5.      If you are a BLUE KEY junior or GOLD KEY senior, you will need to use your ID to scan into the library for independent study or lunch.

• If you don’t have your ID, you can manually enter your student number; however, this will slow the entry process down.  IDs are much faster.
• When you arrive at school after first period, please still check in at the attendance office.
• If you need to leave school early or for an appointment, please continue to check out at the attendance office. 

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

FRESHMAN!! Student Government is meeting for the FIRST TIME in the College and Career Center on MONDAY, November 3 from 3pm - 3:30pm. This is your chance to voice your ideas for activities, fundraisers and community projects! All officeholders are expected to be there!

IHS will be hosting its annual Post High Planning Workshop on Wed., Nov. 12 from 5:30–8:00 PM

Explore your future, whether it’s college, trades, the military, or the workforce. This interactive night is designed to help every student find their next step. Families are encouraged to attend together! Choose from three 45-minute Workshop Sessions: Mix and match topics that fit your goals from financial aid to NCAA eligibility, SUNY options, or selecting your college major. There will also be a School-to-Work Trades Fair from 5:30–7:15 PM in the Commons with employers, trade unions, and training program reps, who are ready to help you start a career in the skilled trades! There are also hands-on demos, giveaways, and opportunities to learn about apprenticeships and certifications. We hope to see you there!

Best Buddies will meet after school on Wednesday. Please stop by Room 2046 this week for important info about this meeting. 

Varsity Girls and Boys Bowling needs athletes to join the team this year. It is open to students in grades 9-12. No experience or equipment is needed. Come to the informational meeting on Thursday or stop in to talk to Coach Menzie in Room #1217 for details.

There will be a mandatory informational meeting for any 9th-12th graders that are interested in trying out for boys basketball this year on Wednesday at 3:15-4 pm in the Small Cafeteria.

Life Skills will be selling iced coffee in the Commons during lunch periods 4,5,6 on Fridays thru the end of December! $3 cash only.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

SENIORS! Would you like to find out ON-THE-SPOT if you are accepted to St. John Fisher, MCC, Brockport, or St. Bonaventure? Reps will be visiting VERY soon! Sign up with Mrs. Cook in the College and Career Center for a short interview and start stacking up those acceptances! If you can't stop down - you can email her!

Would you like to earn school credit for your part- time job? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to find out how.

College representatives visiting this week: 

Today                    U of Massachusetts-Dartmouth                          Period 6

Wednesday         St. John Fisher University                                   Period 7

Friday                   Massachusetts College of Pharmacy & Health Services (Boston MA)            Period 4

"B" Day

Lunch: Chicken parmesan sandwich, leafy green salad, raw veggie sticks, fruit cocktail, assorted fruit & milk.

NEW RULES: ALL students will need their school ID every day.

Here are FIVE major changes in our routine:

1.      Every day, you will use your ID to scan into the building upon arrival. This is recorded in Infinite Campus.

2.      You will use your ID to scan into your scheduled lunch period.

3.      Two scanning stations for lunch will be located at the doors to the large cafeteria only. Students will only use these doors to       enter lunch. Then they may proceed to either cafeteria.

4.      If you are a GOLD KEY senior, and you have turned in a signed parent permission form to leave campus during your lunch or independent study, you will need your ID to scan when you leave campus and scan back in when you return.

5.      If you are a BLUE KEY junior or GOLD KEY senior, you will need to use your ID to scan into the library for independent study or lunch.

• If you don’t have your ID, you can manually enter your student number; however, this will slow the entry process down.  IDs are much faster.
• When you arrive at school after first period, please still check in at the attendance office.
• If you need to leave school early or for an appointment, please continue to check out at the attendance office.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

Attention Freshmen: Link Crew has created a SPOOK-tacular event just for you! At the beginning of 9th period TODAY, all freshmen will be brought down to the Large Café for the Freshmen Fall Celebration Party. There will be games, crafts, slime, donuts on a string, cider, and candy galore! Looking for a quieter way to party with your class? Check out the Small Cafe where we will be showing Hocus Pocus on the big screen. The party will go on through the end of the day. See you there!

Do you love board games, card games, or epic adventures like Dungeons & Dragons? Come roll the dice, strategize, and make new friends in a fun, relaxed environment. Whether you're a seasoned player or just curious, there's a seat at the table for you! Games Club will meet after school TOMORROW in Room 2000 - Mrs. Johnson's classroom. New members are always welcome. Ask Mrs. Wolf or Mrs. Johnson if you have any questions. Come join us!

Best Buddies will meet after school on Wed., November 5. Please stop by Room 2046 this week for important info about this meeting. 

Varsity Girls and Boys Bowling needs athletes to join the team this year. It is open to students in grades 9-12. No experience or equipment is needed. Come to the informational meeting on Thursday, November 6, or stop in to talk to Coach Menzie in Room #1217 for details.

There will be a mandatory informational meeting for any 9th-12th graders that are interested in trying out for boys basketball this year on Wednesday, November 5 at 3:15-4 pm in the Small Cafeteria.

Life Skills will be selling iced coffee in the Commons during lunch periods 4,5,6 on Fridays thru the end of December! $3 cash only.

Peer Partners are needed for Unified Bowling. See Mrs. Moroni for more information.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Not sure what you are doing after high school? Job Corps will be here in the Commons TOMORROW as our Future Friday guest- stop by during all lunches and see if it is a fit for you.

Would you like to earn school credit for your part- time job? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to find out how.

College representatives visiting next week: 

Monday                 U of Massachusetts-Dartmouth                          Period 6

Wednesday          St. John Fisher University                                      Period 7

Friday                    Massachusetts College of Pharmacy & Health Services (Boston MA)            Period 4

"A" Day

Lunch: Mozzarella sticks w/sauce & dinner roll, steamed broccoli, raw veggie sticks, diced peaches, assorted fruit & milk.

NEW RULES: ALL students will need their school ID every day.

Here are FIVE major changes in our routine:

1.      Every day, you will use your ID to scan into the building upon arrival. This is recorded in Infinite Campus.

2.      You will use your ID to scan into your scheduled lunch period.

3.      Two scanning stations for lunch will be located at the doors to the large cafeteria only. Students will only use these doors to       enter lunch. Then they may proceed to either cafeteria.

4.      If you are a GOLD KEY senior, and you have turned in a signed parent permission form to leave campus during your lunch or independent study, you will need your ID to scan when you leave campus and scan back in when you return.

5.      If you are a BLUE KEY junior or GOLD KEY senior, you will need to use your ID to scan into the library for independent study or lunch.

• If you don’t have your ID, you can manually enter your student number; however, this will slow the entry process down.  IDs are much faster.
• When you arrive at school after first period, please still check in at the attendance office.
• If you need to leave school early or for an appointment, please continue to check out at the attendance office.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

Attention Freshmen: Link Crew has created a SPOOK-tacular event just for you! At the beginning of ninth period tomorrow (Halloween), all freshmen will be brought down to the Large Café for the Freshmen Fall Celebration Party. There will be games, crafts, slime, donuts on a string, cider, and candy galore! Looking for a quieter way to party with your class? Check out the Small Café where we will be showing Hocus Pocus on the big screen. The party will go on through the end of the day. See you there!

Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen! Your fundraising campaign ends tomorrow! Bring your form and any money you've collected to your class advisor for a chance to win great Irondequoit swag or even a free prom ticket!

The Best Buddies meeting will be after school on Wed., November 5. Please stop by Room 2046 this week for important info about this meeting. 

Varsity Girls and Boys Bowling needs athletes to join the team this year. It is open to students in grades 9-12. No experience or equipment is needed. Come to the informational meeting on Thursday, November 6, or stop in to talk to Coach Menzie in Room #1217 for details.

There will be a mandatory informational meeting for any 9th-12th graders that are interested in trying out for boys basketball this year on Wednesday, November 5 at 3:15-4 pm in the Small Cafeteria.

Life Skills will be selling iced coffee in the Commons during lunch periods 4,5,6 on Fridays thru the end of December! $3 cash only.

Amnesty Club will have a meeting TODAY after school in the Photo Room (#1148).  We will start researching the humanitarian organization Doctors Without Borders for our Fall fundraiser. New members are welcome!

Peer Partners are needed for Unified Bowling. See Mrs. Moroni for more information.

Do you love board games, card games, or epic adventures like Dungeons & Dragons? Come roll the dice, strategize, and make new friends in a fun, relaxed environment. Whether you're a seasoned player or just curious, there's a seat at the table for you! Games Club will meet after school TOMORROW in Room 2000 - Mrs. Johnson's classroom. New members are always welcome. Ask Mrs. Wolf or Mrs. Johnson if you have any questions. Come join us!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Not sure what you are doing after high school? Job Corps will be here in the Commons this Friday as our Future Friday guest- stop by during all lunches and see if it is a fit for you.

Are you interested in local politics? Do you want to learn how government functions? If so, consider joining the Monroe County Youth Senate. Interested students should stop in the Career Center for more information.

Would you like to earn school credit for your part- time job? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to find out how.

College representatives visiting over the next couple of weeks: 

Today                     Houghton College (Houghton NY)                     Period 9

Monday                 U of Massachusetts-Dartmouth                         Period 6

Nov. 5                     St. John Fisher University                                    Period 7

Nov. 7                     Massachusetts College of Pharmacy & Health Services (Boston MA)            Period 4

"B" Day

Lunch: Chicken tikka masala w/pita bread, green beans, raw veggie sticks, fruit juice, assorted fruit & milk.

NEW RULES: ALL students will need their school ID every day.

Here are FIVE major changes in our routine:

1.      Every day, you will use your ID to scan into the building upon arrival. This is recorded in Infinite Campus.

2.      You will use your ID to scan into your scheduled lunch period.

3.      Two scanning stations for lunch will be located at the doors to the large cafeteria only. Students will only use these doors to       enter lunch. Then they may proceed to either cafeteria.

4.      If you are a GOLD KEY senior, and you have turned in a signed parent permission form to leave campus during your lunch or independent study, you will need your ID to scan when you leave campus and scan back in when you return.

5.      If you are a BLUE KEY junior or GOLD KEY senior, you will need to use your ID to scan into the library for independent study or lunch.

• If you don’t have your ID, you can manually enter your student number; however, this will slow the entry process down.  IDs are much faster.
• When you arrive at school after first period, please still check in at the attendance office.
• If you need to leave school early or for an appointment, please continue to check out at the attendance office.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

The Best Buddies meeting will be after school on Wednesday, November 5. Please stop by Room 2046 this week for important information about this meeting. 

There will be a mandatory informational meeting for any 9th-12th graders that are interested in trying out for boys basketball this year on Wednesday, November 5 at 3:15-4pm in the Small Cafeteria.

Life Skills will be selling iced coffee in the Commons during lunch periods 4,5,6 on Fridays thru the end of December! $3 cash only.

Stop by the Lost & Found tables outside the Main Office if you have misplaced anything.

Amnesty Club will have a meeting TOMORROW after school in the Photo Room (#1148).  We will start researching the humanitarian organization Doctors Without Borders for our Fall fundraiser. New members are welcome!

Attention seniors! Senior pics are due November 10. Look for the link to submit on Schoology. The link for senior quotes will be on Schoology soon and those are due November 14. Go seniors!

Peer Partners are needed for Unified Bowling. See Mrs. Moroni for more information.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Not sure what you are doing after high school? Job Corps will be here in the Commons this Friday as our Future Friday guest- stop by during all lunches and see if it is a fit for you.

Are you interested in local politics? Do you want to learn how government functions? If so, consider joining the Monroe County Youth Senate. Interested students should stop in the Career Center for more information.

Would you like to earn school credit for your part- time job? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to find out how.

College representatives visiting over the next couple of weeks: 

Today                     Pace University (NYC)                                      Period 6

Tomorrow            Houghton College (Houghton NY)                 Period 9

Monday                U of Massachusetts-Dartmouth                     Period 6

Nov. 5                    St. John Fisher University                                 Period 7

Nov. 7                    Massachusetts College of Pharmacy & Health Services (Boston MA)     Period 4

"A" Day

Lunch: Pasta & beef meatballs w/sauce & dinner roll, Italian mixed vegetables, raw veggie sticks, applesauce, assorted fruit & milk.

Starting TODAY: ALL students will need their school ID every day.

Here are FIVE major changes in our routine:

1.      Every day, you will use your ID to scan into the building upon arrival. This is recorded in Infinite Campus.

2.      You will use your ID to scan into your scheduled lunch period.

3.      Two scanning stations for lunch will be located at the doors to the large cafeteria only. Students will only use these doors to       enter lunch. Then they may proceed to either cafeteria.

4.      If you are a GOLD KEY senior, and you have turned in a signed parent permission form to leave campus during your lunch or independent study, you will need your ID to scan out when you leave campus and scan back in when you return.

5.      If you are a BLUE KEY junior or GOLD KEY senior, you will need to use your ID to scan into the library for independent study or lunch.

• If you don’t have your ID, you can manually enter your student number; however, this will slow the entry process down.  IDs are much faster.
• When you arrive at school after first period, please still check in at the attendance office.
• If you need to leave school early or for an appointment, please continue to check out at the attendance office.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

The Best Buddies meeting will be after school on Wednesday, November 5. Please stop by Room 2046 this week for important information about this meeting. 

Life Skills will be selling iced coffee in the Commons during lunch periods 4,5,6 on Fridays thru the end of December! $3 cash only.

Stop by the Lost & Found tables outside the Main Office if you have misplaced anything.

Amnesty Club will have a meeting this Thursday after school in the Photo Room ( #1148).  We will start researching the humanitarian organization Doctors Without Borders for our Fall fundraiser.  New members are welcome!

Attention seniors! Senior pics are due November 10. Look for the link to submit on Schoology. The link for senior quotes will be on Schoology soon and those are due November 14. Go seniors!

Peer Partners are needed for Unified Bowling. See Mrs. Moroni for more information.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Not sure what you are doing after high school? Job Corps will be here in the Commons this Friday as our Future Friday guest- stop by during all lunches and see if it is a fit for you.

Are you interested in local politics? Do you want to learn how government functions? If so, consider joining the Monroe County Youth Senate. Interested students should stop in the Career Center for more information.

Would you like to earn school credit for your part time job? See Mrs.  Bucciarelli in the Career Center to find out how.

College representatives visiting over the next couple of weeks: 

Today                   Nazareth University (Rochester NY)          Period 5

                               Bryant University (Smithfield RI)                Period 8

Tomorrow           Pace University (NYC)                                     Period 6

Thursday             Houghton College (Houghton NY)               Period 9

Nov. 3                   U of Massachusetts-Dartmouth                  Period 6

Nov. 5                    St. John Fisher University

Nov. 7                    Massachusetts College of Pharmacy & Health Services (Boston MA)

"B" Day

Lunch: Hot dog (beef) or Italian sausage (pork) w/peppers & onions, French fries, raw veggie sticks, diced pears, whole fruit & milk.

Starting TODAY: ALL students will need their school ID every day.

Here are FIVE major changes in our routine:

1.      Every day, you will use your ID to scan into the building upon arrival. This is recorded in Infinite Campus.

2.      You will use your ID to scan into your scheduled lunch period.

3.      Two scanning stations for lunch will be located at the doors to the large cafeteria only. Students will only use these doors to  enter lunch. Then they may proceed to either cafeteria.

4.      If you are a GOLD KEY senior, and you have turned in a signed parent permission form to leave campus during your lunch or independent study, you will need your ID to scan out when you leave campus and scan back in when you return.

5.      If you are a BLUE KEY junior or GOLD KEY senior, you will need to use your ID to scan into the library for independent study or lunch.

•         If you don’t have your ID, you can manually enter your student number; however, this will slow the entry process down.  IDs are much faster.
•         When you arrive at school after first period, please still check in at the attendance office. If you need to leave school early or for an appointment, please continue to check out at the attendance office.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

Stop by the Lost & Found tables outside the Main Office if you have misplaced anything during the months of September & October.

Amnesty Club will have a meeting this Thursday after school in #1148.  We will start researching the humanitarian organization Doctors Without Borders for our Fall fundraiser.  New members are welcome!

Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen! Your fundraising campaign runs through this Friday!  Remember to keep sharing for a chance to win great Irondequoit swag or even a free prom ticket!

Attention seniors! Senior pics are due November 10. Look for the link to submit on Schoology. The link for senior quotes will be on Schoology soon and those are due November 14. Go seniors!

Peer Partners are needed for Unified Bowling. See Mrs. Moroni for more information.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Are you interested in local politics? Do you want to learn how government functions? If so, consider joining the Monroe County Youth Senate. Interested students should stop in the Career Center for more information.

Would you like to earn school credit for your part time job? See Mrs.  Bucciarelli in the career center to find out how

College representatives visiting over the next couple of weeks: 

Tomorrow             Nazareth University (Rochester NY) Period 5

                                 Bryant University (Smithfield RI)     Period 8

Wednesday           Pace University (NYC)                        Period 6

Thursday               Houghton College (Houghton NY)    Period 9

Nov. 3                     U of Massachusetts-Dartmouth         Period 6

Nov. 5                     St. John Fisher University

Nov. 7                     Massachusetts College of Pharmacy & Health Services (Boston MA)

"A" Day

Lunch: Beef or chicken nachos, Romaine salad, veggie sticks, Mandarin oranges, assorted fresh fruit & milk.

Starting Monday October 27: ALL students will need their school ID every day.

Here are FIVE major changes in our routine:

1.      Every day, you will use your ID to scan into the building upon arrival. This is recorded in Infinite Campus.

2.      You will use your ID to scan into your scheduled lunch period.

3.      Two scanning stations for lunch will be located at the doors to the large cafeteria only. Students will only use these doors to  enter lunch. Then they may proceed to either cafeteria.

4.      If you are a GOLD KEY senior, and you have turned in a signed parent permission form to leave campus during your lunch or independent study, you will need your ID to scan out when you leave campus and scan back in when you return.

5.      If you are a BLUE KEY junior or GOLD KEY senior, you will need to use your ID to scan into the library for independent study or lunch.

• If you don’t have your ID, you can manually enter your student number; however, this will slow the entry process down.  IDs are much faster.
• When you arrive at school after first period, please still check in at the attendance office.
• If you need to leave school early or for an appointment, please continue to check out at the attendance office.

Stop by the Lost & Found tables outside the Main Office if you have misplaced anything during the months of September & October.

Best Buddies applications are due TODAY either online or turned into Room 2046. 

Attention seniors! Senior pics are due November 10. Look for the link to submit on Schoology. The link for senior quotes will be on Schoology soon and those are due November 14. Go seniors!

Peer Partners are needed for Unified Bowling. See Mrs. Moroni for more information.

Do you love board games, card games, or epic adventures like Dungeons & Dragons? Come roll the dice, strategize, and make new friends in a fun, relaxed environment. Whether you're a seasoned player or just curious, there's a seat at the table for you! Games Club will meet after school TODAY in Room 2000 - Mrs. Johnson's classroom. New members are always welcome. Ask Mrs. Wolf or Mrs. Johnson if you have any questions. Come join us!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Are you interested in local politics? Do you want to learn how government functions? If so, consider joining the Monroe County Youth Senate.

It is a body of student leaders from across the county who want to promote civic engagement, social justice and youth empowerment.

In order to be considered for the team for this school year, a student must: Complete the MC Youth Senate application form as soon as possible & acquire a recommendation letter from an educator in your school or community. Applications are available in the Career and College Center and the deadline for applications is October 25 and the first meeting is October 28 from 6 pm– 8 pm at the Irondequoit Community Center. 

Do you have a part-time job? Would you like to earn school credit for your job? Stop in the Career Center and see Mrs. Bucciarelli to find out how. 

Work study students: Please continue to submit paystubs and complete your discussion posts.

Seniors - Did you know if you turned in a blue sheet TODAY, your counselor has until NOVEMBER 4^th to complete it? 

College representatives visiting over the next couple weeks:                     

Today                     Keuka College (Penn Yan NY)           Period 2

                                Landmark College (Putney VT)         Period 3

Tuesday                Nazareth University (Rochester NY)

                                Bryant University (Smithfield RI)

Wednesday          Pace University (NYC)

Thursday              Houghton College (Houghton NY)    Period 9

Nov. 3                    University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth         Period 6

Nov. 5                    St. John Fisher University

Nov. 7                    Massachusetts College of Pharmacy & Health Services (Boston MA)

"B" Day

Lunch: Pizza crunchers w/marinara, green beans, veggie sticks, diced peaches, assorted fresh fruit & milk.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

Be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day for entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Stop by the Lost & Found tables outside the Main Office if you have misplaced anything in the months of September & October.

Best Buddies applications are due on Friday either online or turned into Room 2046. 

Attention seniors! Senior pics are due November 10. Look for the link to submit on Schoology. The link for senior quotes will be on Schoology soon and those are due November 14. Go seniors!

Peer Partners are needed for Unified Bowling. See Mrs. Moroni for more information.

Interested in Friday Night Bristol Mountain Ski & Snowboard Club? You may pick up a registration packet in the Counseling Center or reach out to Ms. Laraby if you have any questions.

There is a week left to donate new socks to shelters in the Rochester area in time for winter. Sock donations may be dropped off in boxes outside the Counseling Center and in the Commons. Many thanks in advance for your generosity and for thinking of others this time of year.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Are you interested in local politics? Do you want to learn how government functions? If so, consider joining the Monroe County Youth Senate. It is a body of student leaders from across the county who want to promote civic engagement, social justice and youth empowerment. In order to be considered for the team for this school year, a student must: Complete the MC Youth Senate application form as soon as possible & acquire a recommendation letter from an educator in your school or community. Applications are available in the Career and College Center and the deadline for applications is October 25 and the first meeting is October 28 from 6 pm– 8 pm at the Irondequoit Community Center. 

Do you have a part-time job? Would you like to earn school credit for your job? Stop in the Career Center and see Mrs. Bucciarelli to find out how. 

Work study students: Please continue to submit paystubs and complete your discussion posts.

Seniors - Did you know if you turned in a blue sheet TODAY, your counselor has until NOVEMBER 4 to complete it? 

College representatives visiting over the next couple weeks:                     

Today                     Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (Daytona Beach)               Period 8

Tomorrow             Keuka College (Penn Yan NY)           Period 2

                                 Landmark College (Putney VT)         Period 3

Tuesday                 Nazareth University (Rochester NY)

                                 Bryant University (Smithfield RI)

Wednesday           Pace University (NYC)

Nov. 5                     St. John Fisher University

Nov. 7                     Massachusetts College of Pharmacy & Health Services (Boston MA)

"A" Day

Lunch: French toast sticks w/pork sausage patty, warm cinnamon apples, veggie sticks, fruit juice, assorted fresh fruit & milk.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

Be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day for entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Stop by the Lost & Found tables outside the Main Office if you have misplaced anything the months of September & October.

Best Buddies applications are due on Friday either online or turned into Room 2046. 

Attention seniors! Senior pics are due November 10. Look for the link to submit on Schoology. The link for senior quotes will be on Schoology soon and those are due November 14. Go seniors!

Peer Partners are needed for Unified Bowling. See Mrs. Moroni for more information.

Interested in Friday Night Bristol Mountain Ski & Snowboard Club? You may pick up a registration packet in the Counseling Center or reach out to Ms. Laraby if you have any questions.

There are two weeks left to donate new socks to shelters in the Rochester area in time for winter. Sock donations may be dropped off in boxes outside the Counseling Center and in the Commons. Many thanks in advance for your generosity and for thinking of others this time of year.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Are you interested in local politics? Do you want to learn how government functions? If so, consider joining the Monroe County Youth Senate.

It is a body of student leaders from across the county who want to promote civic engagement, social justice and youth empowerment.

In order to be considered for the team for this school year, a student must: Complete the MC Youth Senate application form as soon as possible & acquire a recommendation letter from an educator in your school or community. Applications are available in the Career and College Center and the deadline for applications is October 25 and the first meeting is October 28 from 6 pm– 8 pm at the Irondequoit Community Center. 

Do you have a part-time job? Would you like to earn school credit for your job? Stop in the Career Center and see Mrs. Bucciarelli to find out how. 

Work study students: Please continue to submit paystubs and complete your discussion posts.

Seniors - Did you know if you turned in a blue sheet TODAY, your counselor has until NOVEMBER 4 to complete it? 

College representatives visiting over the next couple weeks:                       

Today                    University of Chicago (IL)                  Period 2

                                Lenoir-Rhyne University (Hickory NC)            Period 3

                                Vassar College (Poughkeepsie NY)    Period 4                 

Tomorrow            Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (Daytona Beach)               Period 8

Friday                     Keuka College (Penn Yan NY)           Period 2

                                 Landmark College (Putney VT)         Period 3

Oct. 28                    Nazareth University (Rochester NY)

                                 Bryant University (Smithfield RI)

Oct. 29                    Pace University (NYC)

Nov. 5                     St. John Fisher University

Nov. 7                     Massachusetts College of Pharmacy & Health Services (Boston MA)

"B" Day

Lunch: Japanese cherry blossom chicken w/brown rice & a fortune cookie, mixed vegetables, veggie sticks, applesauce, assorted fresh fruit & milk.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

Be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day for entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Green Team will be picking up empty deposit bottles & cans after school TODAY. If you would like them to stop by your classroom, please put them out for them to pick up. If you need a recycling box, just ask us!

Best Buddies applications are due on Friday either online or turned into Room 2046. 

Attention seniors! Senior pics are due November 10. Look for the link to submit on Schoology. The link for senior quotes will be on Schoology soon and those are due November 14. Go seniors!

Peer Partners are needed for Unified Bowling. See Mrs. Moroni for more information.

Interested in Friday Night Bristol Mountain Ski & Snowboard Club? You may pick up a registration packet in the Counseling Center or reach out to Ms. Laraby if you have any questions.

There are two weeks left to donate new socks to shelters in the Rochester area in time for winter. Sock donations may be dropped off in boxes outside the Counseling Center and in the Commons. Many thanks in advance for your generosity and for thinking of others this time of year.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Attention students interested in promoting social justice and youth empowerment! Monroe County is looking for student leaders to impact our community by joining the Monroe County Youth Senate. Interested students should stop in the Career Center for application details.

Do you have a part-time job? Would you like to earn school credit for your job? Stop in the career center and see Mrs. Bucciarelli to find out how. 

Work study students: Please continue to submit paystubs and complete your discussion posts.

Seniors - Blue sheets take up to 11 school days to complete. Did you know if you turned in a blue sheet TODAY, your counselor has until NOVEMBER 4^th to complete it? 

College representatives visiting over the next couple weeks: 

Today                     University of Rochester                     Period 3

                                Oberlin College (Oberlin OH)            Period 7 

Tomorrow            University of Chicago (IL)                  Period 2

                                Lenoir-Rhyne University (Hickory NC)            Period 3

                                Vassar College (Poughkeepsie NY)    Period 4                 

Thursday               Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (Daytona Beach)               Period 8

Friday                     Keuka College (Penn Yan NY)           Period 2

                                 Landmark College (Putney VT)         Period 3

Oct. 28                    Nazareth University (Rochester NY)

                                 Bryant University (Smithfield RI)

Oct. 29                    Pace University (NYC)

Nov. 5                     St. John Fisher University

Nov. 7                     Massachusetts College of Pharmacy & Health Services (Boston MA)

"A" Day

Lunch: A hamburger or cheeseburger, onion rings, veggie sticks, diced pears, fresh fruit & milk.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

Be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day for entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Attention: Juniors, Sophomores & Freshmen!  You will be receiving a fundraising paper during English class today. It's a no-frills fundraiser--you'll ask people to directly support your class! The person at each grade level who raises the most money will earn a FREE ticket to their junior prom & participants who raise at least $25 will have a chance to win Irondequoit gear. The fundraiser runs this week and next!

Best Buddies applications are due on Friday either online or turned into Room 2046. 

Attention seniors! Senior pics are due November 10. Look for the link to submit on Schoology. The link for senior quotes will be on Schoology soon and those are due November 14. Go seniors!

Peer Partners are needed for Unified Bowling. See Mrs. Moroni for more information.

Interested in Friday Night Bristol Mountain Ski & Snowboard Club? You may pick up a registration packet in the Counseling Center or reach out to Ms. Laraby if you have any questions.

There are two weeks left to donate new socks to shelters in the Rochester area in time for winter. Sock donations may be dropped off in boxes outside the Counseling Center and in the Commons. Many thanks in advance for your generosity and for thinking of others this time of year.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Attention students interested in promoting social justice and youth empowerment! The Monroe County Youth Senate is looking for student leaders to impact our community by joining the Monroe County Youth Senate. Interested students should stop in the Career Center for application details.

Do you have a part-time job? Would you like to earn school credit for your job? Stop in the career center and see Mrs. Bucciarelli to find out how. 

Work study students: Please continue to submit paystubs and complete your discussion posts.

Seniors - Blue sheets take up to 11 school days to complete. Did you know if you turned in a blue sheet TODAY, your counselor has until NOVEMBER 4^th to complete it? 

College representatives visiting over the next couple weeks: 

Today                    Lafayette College (Easton PA)           Period 3

                                Syracuse University                             Period 5                                 

Tomorrow             University of Rochester                       Period 3

                                 Oberlin College (Oberlin OH)            Period 7 

Wednesday           University of Chicago (IL)                  Period 2

                                 Lenoir-Rhyne University (Hickory NC)            Period 3

                                 Vassar College (Poughkeepsie NY)    Period 4                 

Thursday               Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (Daytona Beach)               Period 8

Friday                     Keuka College (Penn Yan NY)           Period 2

                                 Landmark College (Putney VT)         Period 3

Oct. 28                    Nazareth University (Rochester NY)

                                 Bryant University (Smithfield RI)

Oct. 29                    Pace University (NYC)

Nov. 5                     St. John Fisher University

Nov. 7                     Massachusetts College of Pharmacy & Health Services (Boston MA)

"B" Day

Lunch: Hot meatball sub, mixed green salad, veggie sticks, fruit cocktail, assorted fresh fruit & milk.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

Be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day for entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Best Buddies applications are due by October 24^th either online or turned into Room 2046. 

Picture Retakes are TODAY in the Connorton Gym on the 2nd floor from 9 am until 1 pm.

Attention seniors! Senior pics are due November 10. Look for the link to submit on Schoology. The link for senior quotes will be on Schoology soon and those are due November 14. Go seniors!

Peer Partners are needed for Unified Bowling. See Mrs. Moroni for more information.

Interested in Friday Night Bristol Mountain Ski & Snowboard Club? You may pick up a registration packet in the Counseling Center or reach out to Ms. Laraby if you have any questions.

October may be scary, but what's scarier is the number of shelters across America that list socks as their #1 most needed, but least donated, item. Therefore, Student Council will be collecting new socks for the entire month of October to be given to shelters in the Rochester area in time for winter. Sock donations may be dropped off in boxes outside the Counseling Center and in the Commons. Many thanks in advance for your generosity and for thinking of others this time of year.

Do you love board games, card games, or epic adventures like Dungeons & Dragons? Come roll the dice, strategize, and make new friends in a fun, relaxed environment. Whether you're a seasoned player or just curious, there's a seat at the table for you! Games Club will meet after school TODAY in Room 2000 - Mrs. Johnson's classroom. New members are always welcome. Ask Mrs. Wolf or Mrs. Johnson if you have any questions. Come join us!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Seniors - Blue sheets take up to 12 school days to complete. Did you know if you turned in a blue sheet TODAY, your counselor has until NOVEMBER 4^th to complete it? 

Are you thinking of a career in cosmetology, barbering, or other beauty care? Stop by this week's Future Friday table in The Commons during all lunches tomorrow and speak with representatives from Shear Ego School of Beauty to find out how you can get started right out of high school. 

Work Study students please continue to submit paystubs and complete your discussion posts. 

The RIT Center for Imaging Science will be having several fall open houses October 25 or November 8. Students can learn about an exciting degree in Imaging Science, tour labs, talk to professors, meet current students and see the campus! Stop in the Career Center for registration details.

College representatives visiting over the next couple weeks: 

Today                     LeMoyne University (Syracuse NY)  Period 3

                                SUNY Geneseo              Period 4

                                RIT                                                        Period 5

Monday                 Lafayette College (Easton PA)

                                Syracuse University                                                            

Tuesday                University of Rochester

                                Oberlin College (Oberlin OH)                           

Wednesday           University of Chicago (IL)

                                 Lenoir-Rhyne University (Hickory NC)

                                 Vassar College (Poughkeepsie NY)

Thursday               Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (Daytona Beach)

Friday                     Keuka College (Penn Yan NY)

                                 Landmark College (Putney VT)

Oct. 28                    Nazareth University (Rochester NY)

                                 Bryant University (Smithfield RI)

Oct. 29                    Pace University (NYC)

Nov. 5                     St. John Fisher University

Nov. 7                     Massachusetts College of Pharmacy & Health Services (Boston MA)

"A" Day

Lunch: Regular or spicy chicken patty sandwich, seasoned carrots, veggie sticks, diced peaches, fresh fruit & milk.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

Be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day for entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Best Buddies applications are due by next Friday, October 24^th either online or turned into Room 2046. 

Picture Retakes will be tomorrow in the Connorton Gym on the 2nd floor from 9 am until 1 pm.

Attention seniors! Friday, the senior group picture is at 8 am in the gym!!!! The BOCES bus will leave after our photo. Senior pics are due November 10. Look for the link to submit on Schoology. The link for senior quotes will be on Schoology soon and those are due November 14. Go seniors!

Interested in Friday Night Bristol Mountain Ski & Snowboard Club? You may pick up a registration packet in the Counseling Center or reach out to Ms. Laraby if you have any questions.

Peer Partners are needed for Unified Bowling. See Mrs. Moroni for more information.

October may be scary, but what's scarier is the number of shelters across America that list socks as their #1 most needed, but least donated, item. Therefore, Student Council will be collecting new socks for the entire month of October to be given to shelters in the Rochester area in time for winter. Sock donations may be dropped off in boxes outside the Counseling Center and in the Commons. Many thanks in advance for your generosity and for thinking of others this time of year.

Do you love board games, card games, or epic adventures like Dungeons & Dragons? Come roll the dice, strategize, and make new friends in a fun, relaxed environment. Whether you're a seasoned player or just curious, there's a seat at the table for you! Games Club will meet after school TOMORROW in Room 2000 - Mrs. Johnson's classroom. New members are always welcome. Ask Mrs. Wolf or Mrs. Johnson if you have any questions. Come join us!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

ATTENTION SENIORS: If you are applying EARLY DECISION to any colleges, please turn in a blue transcript request form to Mrs. Cook in the College and Career Center AS SOON AS POSSIBLE! The counselors and Mrs. Cook need to prepare school documents & need up to 11 school days to do that. 10 school days from today is OCTOBER 29! Most Early Decision applications are due November 1. DO NOT WAIT to request your transcript and letters of recommendation - turn in your blue sheets NOW.

Are you thinking of a career in cosmetology, barbering, or other beauty care? Stop by this week's Future Friday table in The Commons during all lunches tomorrow and speak with representatives from Shear Ego School of Beauty to find out how you can get started right out of high school. 

Work Study students please continue to submit paystubs and complete your discussion posts. 

The RIT Center for Imaging Science will be having several fall open houses October 25 or November 8. Students can learn about an exciting degree in Imaging Science, tour labs, talk to professors, meet current students and see the campus! Stop in the Career Center for registration details.

College representatives visiting over the next couple weeks: 

Today                      Saint Francis University (Loretto PA)            Period 3

Tomorrow             LeMoyne University (Syracuse NY)                Period 3

                                 SUNY Geneseo                                                     Period 4

                                 RIT                                                                           Period 5

Oct. 20                    Lafayette College (Easton PA)

                                 Syracuse University                                                            

Oct. 21:                  University of Rochester

                                Oberlin College (Oberlin OH)                           

Oct. 22                   University of Chicago (IL)

                                Lenoir-Rhyne University (Hickory NC)

                                Vassar College (Poughkeepsie NY)

Oct. 23                   Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (Daytona Beach)

Oct. 24                   Keuka College (Penn Yan NY)

                                Landmark College (Putney VT)

Oct. 28                   Nazareth University (Rochester NY)

                                Bryant University (Smithfield RI)

Oct. 29                   Pace University (NYC)

Nov. 5                    St. John Fisher University

Nov. 7                    Massachusetts College of Pharmacy & Health Services (Boston MA)

"B" Day

Lunch: Bosco cheese-filled breadsticks w/marinara, steamed broccoli, veggie sticks, fruit juice, fresh fruit & milk.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

If you haven't already picked up your Student ID & lanyard, please stop by the AP Office. Always be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day for entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Best Buddies applications are due by next Friday, October 24^th either online or turned into Room 2046. 

Interested in wellness, substance use prevention or developing youth leadership skills? Join Reality Check! A new club being run by students that runs TODAY Wednesday 10/15 at 3p in the counseling center conference room. All are welcome!

Picture Retakes will be on Friday in the Connorton Gym on the 2nd floor from 9 am until 1 pm.

Attention Seniors: Our senior group photo will be taken on Friday at 8 am in the Gym! Wear your best blue and gold, if you like, and set your alarms to get up extra early. See you there!

Interested in Friday Night Bristol Mountain Ski & Snowboard Club? You may pick up a registration packet in the Counseling Center or reach out to Ms. Laraby if you have any questions.

Peer Partners are needed for Unified Bowling. See Mrs. Moroni for more information.

October may be scary, but what's scarier is the number of shelters across America that list socks as their #1 most needed, but least donated, item. Therefore, Student Council will be collecting new socks for the entire month of October to be given to shelters in the Rochester area in time for winter. Sock donations may be dropped off in boxes outside the Counseling Center and in the Commons. To show your support, students and staff are encouraged to wear fun socks every Friday to promote SOCKTOBER! Many thanks in advance for your generosity and for thinking of others this time of year.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

ATTENTION SENIORS: If you are applying EARLY DECISION to any colleges, please turn in a blue transcript request form to Mrs. Cook in the College and Career Center AS SOON AS POSSIBLE! The counselors and Mrs. Cook need to prepare school documents & need up to 11 school days to do that. 11 school days from today is OCTOBER 29! Most Early Decision applications are due November 1. DO NOT WAIT to request your transcript and letters of recommendation - turn in your blue sheets NOW.

Are you thinking of a career in cosmetology, barbering, or other beauty care? Stop by this week's Future Friday table in The Commons during all lunches on Friday and speak with representatives from Shear Ego School of Beauty to find out how you can get started right out of high school. 

Work Study students please continue to submit paystubs and complete your discussion posts. 

The RIT Center for Imaging Science will be having several fall open houses October 25 or November 8. Students can learn about an exciting degree in Imaging Science, tour labs, talk to professors, meet current students and see the campus! Stop in the Career Center for registration details.

College representatives visiting over the next couple weeks: 

Today                     Northwestern University (Chicago)   Period 9

Tomorrow              Saint Francis University (PA)              Period 3

Friday                     SUNY Geneseo                                         Period 4

                                 RIT                                                               Period 5

Oct. 21:                  University of Rochester

Oct. 22                    University of Chicago (IL) & Lenoir-Rhyne (Hickory NC)

Oct. 23                    Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (Daytona Beach)

Oct. 24                    Keuka College (Penn Yan NY)

Oct. 28                     Nazareth University (NY)& Bryant University (Smithfield RI)

Oct. 29                     Pace University (NYC)

Nov. 5                      St. John Fisher University (NY)

"A" Day

It’s Taco Tuesday! A beef taco w/trimmings seasoned corn, veggie sticks, applesauce, fresh fruit & milk.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

If you haven't already picked up your Student ID & lanyard, please stop by the AP Office. Always be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day for entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Picture Retakes will be on Friday in the Connorton Gym on the 2nd floor from 9 am until 1 pm.

Attention Seniors: Our senior group photo will be taken on Friday at 8 am in the Gym! Wear your best blue and gold, if you like, and set your alarms to get up extra early. See you there!

Interested in Friday Night Bristol Mountain Ski & Snowboard Club? You may pick up a registration packet in the Counseling Center or reach out to Ms. Laraby if you have any questions.

Peer Partners are needed for Unified Bowling. See Mrs. Moroni for more information.

October may be scary, but what's scarier is the number of shelters across America that list socks as their #1 most needed, but least donated, item. Therefore, Student Council will be collecting new socks for the entire month of October to be given to shelters in the Rochester area in time for winter. Sock donations may be dropped off in boxes outside the Counseling Center and in the Commons. To show your support, students and staff are encouraged to wear fun socks every Friday to promote SOCKTOBER! Many thanks in advance for your generosity and for thinking of others this time of year.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

ATTENTION SENIORS: If you are applying EARLY DECISION to any colleges, please turn in a blue transcript request form to Mrs. Cook in the College and Career Center AS SOON AS POSSIBLE! The counselors and Mrs. Cook need to prepare school documents & need up to 12 school days to do that. 12 school days from today is OCTOBER 29! Most Early Decision applications are due November 1. DO NOT WAIT to request your transcript and letters of recommendation - turn in your blue sheets NOW.

The RIT Center for Imaging Science will be having several fall open houses on October 13, October 25 or November 8. Students can learn about an exciting degree in Imaging Science, tour labs, talk to professors, meet current students and see the campus! Stop in the Career Center for registration details.

College representatives visiting over the next couple weeks:                          

Today                      Clarkson University (Potsdam NY)   Period 3

                                 Alfred State University (Alfred NY)  Period 6

                                 SUNY Cobleskill (Albany area)          Period 7 

Tomorrow              Northwestern University (Chicago)   Period 9

Thursday               Saint Francis University (PA)            Period 3

Friday                     SUNY Geneseo                                     Period 4

Oct. 20:                  Lafayette College (Easton PA) & Syracuse University (NY)

Oct. 21:                  University of Rochester

Oct. 22                    University of Chicago (IL) & Lenoir-Rhyne (Hickory NC)

Oct. 23                    Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (Daytona Beach FL)

Oct. 24                    Keuka College (Penn Yan NY)

"B" Day

Lunch: Mozzarella sticks w/sauce & dinner roll, steamed broccoli, veggie sticks, diced peaches, assorted fresh fruit & milk.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

If you haven't already picked up your Student ID & lanyard, please stop by the AP Office. Always be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day for entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Attention all students: Don’t forget we have an extra-long weekend. Tomorrow we are off for Superintendent’s Day and Monday for Indigenous People’s Day.

Picture Retakes will be next Friday, October 17 in the Connorton Gym (2nd floor) from 9am until 1pm.

Attention Seniors: Our senior group photo will be taken next Friday, October 17 at 8 am in the Gym! Wear your best blue and gold, if you like, and set your alarms to get up extra early. See you there!

Interested in Friday Night Bristol Mountain Ski & Snowboard Club? You may pick up a registration packet in the Counseling Center or reach out to Ms. Laraby if you have any questions.

Peer Partners are needed for Unified Bowling. See Mrs. Moroni for more information.

The first Art Club meeting will be October 16 from 3:10-4:10 in Ms. Jacobs Art Room, 1150. All artists, hobbyists, and want-be artists are welcome to attend. This first week we will need YOU to brainstorm activities that YOU want to do this year, and then we will do a short hands-on art activity…think ink 😊 Meetings will be scheduled for the first and third Thursdays of the month--- Why? Because art makes the world a better place!

October may be scary, but what's scarier is the number of shelters across America that list socks as their #1 most needed, but least donated, item. Therefore, Student Council will be collecting new socks for the entire month of October to be given to shelters in the Rochester area in time for winter. Sock donations may be dropped off in boxes outside the Counseling Center and in the Commons. To show your support, students and staff are encouraged to wear fun socks every Friday to promote SOCKTOBER! Many thanks in advance for your generosity and for thinking of others this time of year.

Do you love ice cream? The Class 2028 is hosting an ice-cream social event on October 16 from 5:00-8:00  at I Square! Treat yourself to something delicious while supporting the sophomore class!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

ATTENTION SENIORS: If you are applying EARLY DECISION to any colleges, please turn in a blue transcript request form to Mrs. Cook in the College and Career Center AS SOON AS POSSIBLE! The counselors and Mrs. Cook need to prepare school documents & need up to 12 school days to do that. 12 school days from today is OCTOBER 29! Most Early Decision applications are due November 1. DO NOT WAIT to request your transcript and letters of recommendation - turn in your blue sheets NOW.

The RIT Center for Imaging Science will be having several fall open houses on October 13, October 25 or November 8. Students can learn about an exciting degree in Imaging Science, tour labs, talk to professors, meet current students and see the campus! Stop in the Career Center for registration details.

College representatives visiting over the next couple weeks: 

Today                    University @ Albany                        Period 7

Oct. 14:                 Clarkson University (Potsdam NY)

                                Alfred State College (Alfred NY)

                                SUNY Cobleskill (30 miles from Albany NY)

Oct. 15:                 Northwestern University (Chicago, IL)

Oct. 16:                 Saint Francis University (Loretto PA)

Oct. 17:                 SUNY Geneseo and RIT

Oct. 20:                 Lafayette College (Easton PA) & Syracuse University

Oct. 21:                 University of Rochester

Oct. 22                   University of Chicago & Lenoir-Rhyne (Hickory NC)

Oct. 23                   Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (Daytona Beach FL)

Oct. 24                   Keuka College (Penn Yan NY)

"A" Day

Lunch: Chicken & waffles, green beans, veggie sticks, juice, assorted fresh fruit & milk.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

If you haven't already picked up your Student ID & lanyard, please stop by the AP Office. Always be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day for entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Attention all students:  Don’t forget we have an extra-long weekend this week with Friday off for Superintendent’s Day and Monday for Indigenous People’s Day.

The Youth Advocate Club is having a meeting today after school in the Small Cafe from 3 pm-3:20 pm. Come learn about Special Olympics and amazing Unified opportunities in the school.

Peer Partners are needed for Unified Bowling. See Mrs. Moroni for more information.

The first Art Club meeting will be October 16 from 3:10-4:10 in Ms. Jacobs Art Room, #1150. All artists, hobbyists, and want-be artists are welcome to attend. This first week we will need YOU to brainstorm activities that YOU want to do this year, and then we will do a short hands-on art activity…think ink 😊 Meetings will be scheduled for the first and third Thursdays of the month--- Why? Because art makes the world a better place!

October may be scary, but what's scarier is the number of shelters across America that list socks as their #1 most needed, but least donated, item. Therefore, Student Council will be collecting new socks for the entire month of October to be given to shelters in the Rochester area in time for winter. Sock donations may be dropped off in boxes outside the Counseling Center and in the Commons. To show your support, students and staff are encouraged to wear fun socks every Friday to promote SOCKTOBER! Many thanks in advance for your generosity and for thinking of others this time of year.

Do you love ice cream? The Class 2028 is hosting an ice-cream social event on Thursday from 5:00-8:00 at I Square! Treat yourself to something delicious while supporting the sophomore class!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Stop by the College and Career Center if you would like to look through some college swag: string backpacks, t-shirts, travel mugs, and lanyards galore! Coasters, stickers, notepads, and pens are all up for grabs. ONLY come during a free period if you are interested!

College representatives visiting over the next couple weeks: 

Tomorrow                  University @ Albany              Period 7

Oct. 14:                        Clarkson University

Oct. 15:                       Northwestern University

Oct. 16:                       Saint Francis University

Oct. 17:                       SUNY Geneseo and RIT

Oct. 20:                       Lafayette College & Syracuse University

Oct. 21:                       University of Rochester

Oct. 22                        University of Chicago & Lenoir-Rhyne (sounds like LEN-OR RINE)

Oct. 23                        Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (sounds like AIR-OH-NOT-ICKL)

Oct. 24                        Keuka College (sounds like Q-KA)

"B" Day

Lunch: Pasta & beef meatballs w/sauce & Texas toast, Italian mixed vegetables, veggie sticks, applesauce, fruit & milk.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

If you haven't already picked up your Student ID & lanyard, please stop by the AP Office. Always be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day for entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Attention all students:  Don’t forget we have an extra long weekend this week with Friday off for Superintendent’s Day and Monday for Indigenous People’s Day.

The first Art Club meeting will be October 16 from 3:10-4:10 in Ms. Jacobs Art Room, #1150. All artists, hobbyists, and want-be artists are welcome to attend. This first week we will need YOU to brainstorm activities that YOU want to do this year, and then we will do a short hands-on art activity…think ink 😊 Meetings will be scheduled for the first and third Thursdays of the month--- Why? Because art makes the world a better place!

October may be scary, but what's scarier is the number of shelters across America that list socks as their #1 most needed, but least donated, item. Therefore, Student Council will be collecting new socks for the entire month of October to be given to shelters in the Rochester area in time for winter. Sock donations may be dropped off in boxes outside the Counseling Center and in the Commons. To show your support, students and staff are encouraged to wear fun socks every Friday to promote SOCKTOBER! Many thanks in advance for your generosity and for thinking of others this time of year.

Do you love ice cream? The Class 2028 is hosting an ice-cream social event on Thursday from 5:00-8:00 at I Square! Treat yourself to something delicious while supporting the sophomore class!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Stop by the College and Career Center if you would like to look through some college swag: string backpacks, t-shirts, travel mugs, and lanyards galore! Coasters, stickers, notepads, and pens are all up for grabs. ONLY come during a free period if you are interested!

College representatives visiting over the next couple weeks: 

Thursday, October 9     University @ Albany             Period 7

Oct. 14:                        Clarkson University

Oct. 15:                       Northwestern University

Oct. 16:                       Saint Francis University

Oct. 17                        SUNY Geneseo and RIT

"A" Day 

Lunch: Beef hot dog or Italian pork sausage w/peppers & onions, French fries, raw veggie sticks, diced pears, whole fruit & milk.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

If you haven't already picked up your Student ID & lanyard, please stop by the AP Office. Always be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day for entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Urban-Suburban students: Please pick up your RTS photo ID bus passes in the Main Office.

Interested in helping the Irondequoit Community and putting together community service drives and events that are of interest to you? Join the Interact Club! We will be meeting TODAY after school in Room 2053. Can't make it and want more information? See Ms. W in 2053.  

October may be scary, but what's scarier is the number of shelters across America that list socks as their #1 most needed, but least donated, item. Therefore, Student Council will be collecting new socks for the entire month of October to be given to shelters in the Rochester area in time for winter. Sock donations may be dropped off in boxes outside the Counseling Center and in the Commons. To show your support, students and staff are encouraged to wear fun socks every Friday to promote SOCKTOBER! Many thanks in advance for your generosity and for thinking of others this time of year.

Do you love ice-cream? The Class 2028 is hosting an ice-cream social event on Thursday from 5:00-8:00 at I Square! Treat yourself to something delicious while supporting the sophomore class!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Stop by the College and Career Center if you would like to look through some college swag: string backpacks, t-shirts, travel mugs, and lanyards galore! Coasters, stickers, notepads, and pens are all up for grabs. ONLY come during a free period if you are interested!

College representatives visiting over the next couple weeks: 

University @ Albany: Thursday, October 9     Period 7

Clarkson University: Oct. 14

Northwestern University: Oct. 15

Saint Francis University: Oct. 16

SUNY Geneseo and RIT: Oct. 17

"B" Day

Lunch: Chicken Parmesan sandwich, a leafy green salad, raw veggie sticks, Mandarin oranges, fruit & milk.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

If you haven't already picked up your Student ID & lanyard, please stop by the AP Office. Always be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day for entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. You may also need to show your student ID at the ACT/SAT exams and school events. Outside the building you may need to show ID for employment, get a driver’s license, at the airport, etc. Don't lose it!

Urban-Suburban students: Please pick up your RTS photo ID bus passes in the Main Office.

Do you love board games, card games, or epic adventures like Dungeons & Dragons? Come roll the dice, strategize, and make new friends in a fun, relaxed environment. Whether you're a seasoned player or just curious, there's a seat at the table for you! Games Club will meet after school TODAY in Room 2000 - Mrs. Johnson's classroom. New members are always welcome. Ask Mrs. Wolf or Mrs. Johnson if you have any questions. Come join us!

Interact Club is a service club for IHS students who want to connect with other young people and have fun while engaging in meaningful service projects that impact our Irondequoit community. They will be meeting after school on Monday in Room 2053.

Students:  TODAY is the day to vote on your favorite "Hallway Neighborhood" decorations. Vote on the best themed neighborhood during your lunch period!

October may be scary, but what's scarier is the number of shelters across America that list socks as their #1 most needed, but least donated, item. Therefore, Student Council will be collecting new socks for the entire month of October to be given to shelters in the Rochester area in time for winter. Sock donations may be dropped off in boxes outside the Counseling Center and in the Commons. To show your support, students and staff are encouraged to wear fun socks every Friday to promote SOCKTOBER! Many thanks in advance for your generosity and for thinking of others this time of year.

Attention Chipotle lovers! Do you have the back-to-school blues? Tired of cooking? Irondequoit Girl’s Tennis has a fundraiser for you TOMORROW from 5 pm-9 pm at the Irondequoit Chipotle location. For the donation to be directed to the tennis team, you must state that you would like to donate to the Irondequoit Girls Tennis Team.

Do you love ice-cream? The Class 2028 is hosting an ice-cream social event on Thursday, October 16 from 5:00-8:00 at I Square! Treat yourself to something delicious while supporting the sophomore class!

DRAWING COMPETITION! Do you want a chance to get YOUR artwork featured in the yearbook? Enter a drawing competition for the yearbook! Our theme this year is comics, and we are looking for an IHS comic book superhero to feature throughout the book. Details on how to enter are posted in all the class Schoology pages.

Attention IHS: Loaner laptops need to be returned to the DMRC at the end of each day.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Today’s Future Friday Guest will be Cornell Cooperative during all lunches this Friday in the Commons to share information on careers in agriculture. Be sure to stop by their table for more information. 

College representatives visiting over the next couple weeks: 

Clarkson University: Oct. 14

Northwestern University: Oct. 15

Saint Francis University: Oct. 16

SUNY Geneseo and RIT: Oct. 17

Stop by the College and Career Center if you would like to look through some college swag: string backpacks, t-shirts, travel mugs and lanyards galore! Coasters, stickers, notepads, and pens are all up for grabs. ONLY come during a free period if you are interested!

The ROC YOUR JOB AFTER SCHOOL WORK Program sponsored by Rochester Works and the City of Rochester matches eligible youth to their interests. Applications are accepted at rocyourjob.com. 

Student Volunteer Program at Rochester General Hospital --Volunteering at RGH offers students a valuable opportunity to explore a healthcare environment, contribute to their community and gain real-world experience.

"A" Day

Lunch: Pizza crunchers w/marinara, green beans, raw veggie sticks, diced peaches, fresh fruit & milk.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

If you haven't already picked up your student ID & lanyard, please stop by the AP Office. Always be prepared to show your Student ID for entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Attention Urban-Suburban students: Please pick up your RTS photo ID bus passes in the Main Office.

Be on the lookout for "Hallway Neighborhood" decorations. Decorating will take place over the next few days, and you'll get to vote on the best themed neighborhood during your lunch period on Friday. 

October may be scary, but what's scarier is the number of shelters across America that list socks as their #1 most needed, but least donated, item. Therefore, Student Council will be collecting new socks for the entire month of October to be given to shelters in the Rochester area in time for winter. Sock donations may be dropped off in boxes outside the Counseling Center and in the Commons. To show your support, students and staff are encouraged to wear fun socks every Friday to promote SOCKTOBER! Many thanks in advance for your generosity and for thinking of others this time of year.

The first Art Club meeting will be October 16 from 3:10-4:10 in Ms. Jacobs Art Room, #1150. All artists, hobbyists, and want-be artists are welcome to attend. This first week we will need YOU to brainstorm activities that YOU want to do this year, and then we will do a short hands-on art activity…think ink 😊 Meetings will be scheduled for the first and third Thursdays of the month--- Why? Because art makes the world a better place!

The Amnesty International Club is having their first meeting after school TODAY in the Photo/Art Room, #1148. If you are interested in human rights for all people and being an activist for a better world, please attend the meeting from 3:05- 3:45pm.  If you cannot make it but want more information on the club, please see Ms. Reinert for details.

Attention Chipotle lovers! Do you have the back-to-school blues? Tired of cooking? Irondequoit Girl’s Tennis has a fundraiser for you on SATURDAY from 5-9 at the Irondequoit Chipotle location. For the donation to be directed to the tennis team, you must state that you would like to donate to the Irondequoit Girls Tennis Team.

Do you love ice-cream? The Class 2028 is hosting an ice-cream social event on Thursday, October 16 from 5:00-8:00 at I Square! Treat yourself to something delicious while supporting the sophomore class!

DRAWING COMPETITION! Do you want a chance to get YOUR artwork featured in the yearbook? Enter a drawing competition for the yearbook! Our theme this year is comics, and we are looking for an IHS comic book superhero to feature throughout the book. Details on how to enter are posted in all the class Schoology pages.

Attention IHS: Loaner laptops need to be returned to the DMRC at the end of each day.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Representatives from the following colleges & universities will be visiting this week: 

Today

2^nd Period – Penn State University/Main Campus (State College PA)

3^rd Period – Marist University (Poughkeepsie NY)

COLLEGES VISITING OVER THE NEX COUPLE WEEKS:

Penn State University—Oct. 8

Clarkson University--Oct. 14

Northwestern University—Oct. 15

Saint Francis University—Oct. 16

SUNY Geneseo & RIT—Oct. 17

Tomorrow’s Future Friday Guest will be Cornell Cooperative during all lunches this Friday in the Commons to share information on careers in agriculture. Be sure to stop by their table for more information. 

The ROC YOUR JOB AFTER SCHOOL WORK Program sponsored by Rochester Works and the City of Rochester matches eligible youth to their interests. Applications are accepted at rocyourjob.com. 

Student Volunteer Program at Rochester General Hospital --Volunteering at RGH offers students a valuable opportunity to explore a healthcare environment, contribute to their community and gain real-world experience.

"B" Day

Lunch: French toast sticks w/pork sausage patty, warm cinnamon apples, raw veggie sticks, fruit juice, fresh fruit & milk.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

If you haven't already picked up your student ID & lanyard, please stop by the AP Office. Always be prepared to show your Student ID for entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Attention Urban-Suburban students:  Please pick up your RTS photo ID bus passes in the Main Office.

Be on the lookout for "Hallway Neighborhood" decorations. Decorating will take place over the next few days, and you'll get to vote on the best themed neighborhood during your lunch period on Friday. 

The Amnesty International Club is having their first meeting after school TOMORROW in the Photo/Art Room, #1148. If you are interested in human rights for all people and being an activist for a better world, please attend the meeting from 3:05- 3:45pm.  If you cannot make it but want more information on the club, please see Ms. Reinert for details.

Attention Chipotle lovers! Do you have the back-to-school blues? Tired of cooking? Irondequoit Girl’s Tennis has a fundraiser for you on Saturday, October 4 from 5-9 at the Irondequoit Chipotle location. For the donation to be directed to the tennis team, you must state that you would like to donate to the Irondequoit Girls Tennis Team.

Do you love ice-cream? The Class 2028 is hosting an ice-cream social event on Thursday, October 16 from 5:00-8:00 at I Square! Treat yourself to something delicious while supporting the sophomore class!

Attention IHS: Are you interested in wellness, substance use prevention or developing youth leadership skills? Join Reality Check! It is a new student run club that begins TOMORROW at 3 pm in the Counseling Center conference room. All are welcome!

DRAWING COMPETITION! Do you want a chance to get YOUR artwork featured in the yearbook? Enter a drawing competition for the yearbook! Our theme this year is comics, and we are looking for an IHS comic book superhero to feature throughout the book. Details on how to enter are posted in all the class Schoology pages.

Attention IHS: Loaner laptops need to be returned to the DMRC at the end of each day.

Stay organized this year w/a Student Planner! Planners are available in the Main Office, Counseling & Library.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Representatives from the following colleges & universities will be visiting this week: 

Today

2^nd Period – Gannon University (Erie PA)

3^rd Period – Niagara University, (Lewiston, NY)

Thursday

2^nd Period – Penn State University/Main Campus (State College PA)

3^rd Period – Marist University (Poughkeepsie NY)

Colleges visiting the next couple weeks:  Penn State University—Oct. 8, Clarkson University--Oct. 14, Northwestern University—Oct. 15, Saint Francis University—Oct. 16, SUNY Geneseo—Oct. 17 and RIT—Oct. 17

This week's Future Friday Guest will be Cornell Cooperative during all lunches this Friday in the Commons to share information on careers in agriculture. Be sure to stop by their table for more information. 

The ROC YOUR JOB AFTER SCHOOL WORK Program sponsored by Rochester Works and the City of Rochester matches eligible youth to their interests. Applications are accepted at rocyourjob.com. 

Student Volunteer Program at Rochester General Hospital --Volunteering at RGH offers students a valuable opportunity to explore a healthcare environment, contribute to their community and gain real-world experience.

"A" Day

Lunch: Stir-fry chicken w/fried rice & fortune cookie, vegetable eggroll, raw veggie sticks, applesauce, fruit & milk.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

Do you love ice-cream? The Class 2028 is hosting an ice-cream social on Thursday, October 16 from 5:00-8:00 at I Square! Treat yourself to something delicious while supporting the sophomore class!

Attention IHS: Are you interested in wellness, substance use prevention or developing youth leadership skills? Join Reality Check! It is a new student run club that begins TOMORROW at 3 pm in the Counseling Center conference room. All are welcome!

DRAWING COMPETITION! Do you want a chance to get YOUR artwork featured in the yearbook? Enter a drawing competition for the yearbook! Our theme this year is comics, and we are looking for an IHS comic book superhero to feature throughout the book. Details on how to enter are posted in all the class Schoology pages.

Attention IHS: Loaner laptops need to be returned to the DMRC at the end of each day.

Stay organized this year w/a Student Planner! Planners are available in the Main Office, Counseling & Library.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Representatives from the following colleges & universities will be visiting this week: 

Today

2^nd Period – SUNY @ Brockport (NY)

3^rd Period -- Golisano Institute for Business and Entrepreneurship (NY)

5^th Period – Utica University (NY)

6^th Period -- Canisius (pronounced cuh-NEE-shuss) University (Buffalo NY)

5^th Period – Utica University (NY)

Tomorrow

2^nd Period – Gannon University (Erie PA)

3^rd Period – Niagara University, (Lewiston, NY)

Thursday

2^nd Period – Penn State University/Main Campus (State College PA)

3^rd Period – Marist University (Poughkeepsie NY)

Helmer Nature Center is looking for student volunteers for their annual Fall Harvest Festival on Saturday from 1 pm to 4 pm. Interested volunteers should call 336-3035 or reach out to helmernaturecenter@gmail.com

Rubinos is still looking to hire cashiers and sub & sandwich counter help--apply in person. 

The ROC YOUR JOB AFTER SCHOOL WORK Program sponsored by Rochester Works and the City of Rochester matches eligible youth to their interests. Applications are accepted at rocyourjob.com. 

Student Volunteer Program at Rochester General Hospital --Volunteering at RGH offers students a valuable opportunity to explore a healthcare environment, contribute to their community and gain real-world experience.

"B" Day

Lunch: Hamburger or cheeseburger, French fries, raw veggie sticks, diced pears, fruit & milk.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

Attention IHS:  Are you interested in wellness, substance use prevention or developing youth leadership skills? Join Reality Check! It is a new student run club that begins Wednesday, October 1 at 3 pm in the Counseling Center conference room. All are welcome!

DRAWING COMPETITION!!!!!!!!!!! Do you want a chance to get YOUR artwork featured in the yearbook? Enter a drawing competition for the yearbook! Our theme this year is comics, and we are looking for an IHS comic book superhero to feature throughout the book. Details on how to enter are posted in all the class Schoology pages.

Attention IHS: Loaner laptops need to be returned to the DMRC at the end of each day.

Stay organized this year w/a Student Planner! Planners are available in the Main Office, Counseling & Library.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Representatives from the following colleges & universities will be visiting this week: 

Today

3^rd Period – The College @ Wooster (Wooster OH)

Tomorrow

2^nd Period – SUNY @ Brockport (NY)

5^th Period – Utica University (NY)

Wednesday

2^nd Period – Gannon University (Erie PA)

3^rd Period – Niagara University, (Lewiston, NY)

Thursday

2^nd Period – Penn State University/Main Campus (State College PA)

3^rd Period – Marist University (Poughkeepsie NY)

Helmer Nature Center is looking for student volunteers for their annual Fall Harvest Festival on Saturday from 1 pm to 4 pm. Interested volunteers should call 336-3035 or reach out to helmernaturecenter@gmail.com

Rubinos is still looking to hire cashiers and sub & sandwich counter help--apply in person. 

The ROC YOUR JOB AFTER SCHOOL WORK Program sponsored by Rochester Works and the City of Rochester matches eligible youth to their interests. Applications are accepted at rocyourjob.com. 

Student Volunteer Program at Rochester General Hospital --Volunteering at RGH offers students a valuable opportunity to explore a healthcare environment, contribute to their community and gain real-world experience.

"A" Day

Lunch:  A hot meatball sub, Romaine salad, raw veggie sticks, fruit cocktail, fruit & milk.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

Attention IHS: Loaner laptops need to be returned to the DMRC at the end of each day.

Stay organized this year w/a Student Planner! Planners are available in the Main Office, Counseling & Library.

Do you love board games, card games, or epic adventures like Dungeons & Dragons? Come roll the dice, strategize, and make new friends in a fun, relaxed environment. Whether you're a seasoned player or just curious, there's a seat at the table for you! Games Club will meet after school TODAY in Room 2000 - Mrs. Johnson's classroom. New members are always welcome. Ask Mrs. Wolf or Mrs. Johnson if you have any questions. Come join us!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Representatives from the following colleges & universities will be visiting: 

Today

2^nd Period—SUNY Morrisville (NY)

3^rd Period—SUNY College @ Potsdam (NY)

4^th Period—Point Park University (Pittsburgh PA)

8^th Period---Binghamton University (Vestal NY)

Monday

3^rd Period – The College @ Wooster (Wooster OH)

Tuesday

2^nd Period – SUNY @ Brockport (NY)

5^th Period – Utica University (NY)

Wednesday

2^nd Period – Gannon University (Erie PA)

3^rd Period – Niagara University, (Lewiston, NY)

Today's Future Friday Guest will be The Explorer Post of Rochester. They will be here during all lunches TODAY in The Commons to share opportunities to learn about careers in areas such as firefighting, paramedics, law enforcement, interior design, law, engineering, and more- be sure to stop by their table.

The Rochester Game Festival takes place TOMORROW at RIT from 11 am to 5 pm. Meet with more than 50 local game developers and try out their latest games. It's a great event for anyone thinking about making their own game! This event is co-sponsored by the Irondequoit Library. More information is available at ROCGameFest.com.

Helmer Nature Center is looking for student volunteers for their annual Fall Harvest Festival on October 4 from 1 pm to 4 pm. Interested volunteers should call 336-3035 or reach out to helmernaturecenter@gmail.com

Rubinos is still looking to hire cashiers and sub & sandwich counter help--apply in person. 

The ROC YOUR JOB AFTER SCHOOL WORK Program sponsored by Rochester Works and the City of Rochester matches eligible youth to their interests. Applications are accepted at rocyourjob.com. 

Student Volunteer Program at Rochester General Hospital --Volunteering at RGH offers students a valuable opportunity to explore a healthcare environment, contribute to their community and gain real-world experience.

"B" Day

Lunch: Regular or spicy chicken patty sandwich, seasoned carrots, raw veggie sticks, diced peaches, fruit & milk.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

Attention IHS: Loaner laptops need to be returned to the DMRC at the end of each day.

Stay organized this year w/a Student Planner! Planners are available in the Main Office & Counseling.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Representatives from the following colleges & universities will be visiting this week: 

Today

2^nd Period -- United States Coast Guard Academy (New London CT)

3rd Period – Seton Hall University (South Orange NJ)

4th Period – Champlain College (Burlington VT)

5th Period – Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania (PA)

6th Period – Susquehanna University (Selinsgrove PA)

7th Period – SUNY at Purchase (NY)

8th Period – Daemen University (NY)

9th Period – Lawrence Technical Institute (Southfield MI)

Tomorrow

2^nd Period—SUNY Morrisville (NY)

3^rd Period—SUNY College @ Potsdam (NY)

4^th Period—Point Park University (Pittsburgh PA)

8^th Period---Binghamton University (Vestal NY)

Monday

3^rd Period – The College @ Wooster (Wooster OH)

Tuesday

2^nd Period – SUNY @ Brockport (NY)

5^th Period – Utica University (NY)

If you missed a college that visited, check them out at the college fair tonight at The Mall at Greece Ridge 6-8pm

First Future Friday Guest of the year will be The Explorer Post of Rochester. They will be here during all lunches tomorrow in The Commons to share opportunities to learn about careers in areas such as firefighting, paramedics, law enforcement, interior design, law, engineering, and more- be sure to stop by their table.

Helmer Nature Center is looking for student volunteers for their annual Fall Harvest Festival on October 4 from 1 pm to 4 pm. Interested volunteers should call 336-3035 or reach out to helmernaturecenter@gmail.com

Rubinos is still looking to hire cashiers and sub & sandwich counter help--apply in person. 

The ROC YOUR JOB AFTER SCHOOL WORK Program sponsored by Rochester Works and the City of Rochester matches eligible youth to their interests. Applications are accepted at rocyourjob.com. 

Student Volunteer Program at Rochester General Hospital --Volunteering at RGH offers students a valuable opportunity to explore a healthcare environment, contribute to their community and gain real-world experience.

"A" Day

Lunch:  Bosco cheese-filled breadsticks w/marinara, steamed broccoli, veggie sticks, diced peaches, fruit & milk.

Attention Students: When leaving the building, you should ONLY exit through the front doors. No students should be leaving through the back door of IHS. Maintaining securely locked doors throughout the day is one way that we all keep one another safe.

Attention IHS: Loaner laptops need to be returned to the DMRC at the end of each day.

Stay organized this year with a Student Planner! Planners are available in the Main Office, Counseling & Library.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Representatives from the following colleges & universities will be visiting this week: 

Today

2nd Period – Hamilton College (Clinton NY)

3rd Period – Worcester Polytechnic Institute (MA)

4th Period – Drexel University (Philadelphia PA)

6th Period – Mount Saint Mary College (Newburgh NY)

7th Period – Kent State University at Kent (OH)

8th Period – John Carroll University (University Heights OH)

9th Period – Wittenberg University (Springfield OH)

Tomorrow

2^nd Period -- United States Coast Guard Academy (New London CT)

3rd Period – Seton Hall University (South Orange NJ)

4th Period – Champlain College (Burlington VT)

5th Period – Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania (PA)

6th Period – Susquehanna University (Selinsgrove PA)

7th Period – SUNY at Purchase (NY)

8th Period – Daemen University (NY)

9th Period – Lawrence Technical Institute (Southfield MI)

Friday

2^nd Period—SUNY Morrisville (NY)

3^rd Period—SUNY College @ Potsdam (NY)

4^th Period—Point Park University (Pittsburgh PA)

8^th Period---Binghamton University (Vestal NY)

If you missed a college that visited, check them out at college fairs at the malls: Marketplace Mall - tonight 6-8pm, The Mall at Greece Ridge – tomorrow 6-8pm.

It's time to kick off our Future Friday series and our first Future Friday Guest of the year will be The Explorer Post of Rochester. They will be here during all lunches this Friday in The Commons to share opportunities to learn about careers in areas such as firefighting, paramedics, law enforcement, interior design, law, engineering, and more- be sure to stop by their table.

Helmer Nature Center is looking for student volunteers for their annual Fall Harvest Festival next Friday from 1 pm to 4 pm. Interested volunteers should call 336-3035 or reach out to helmernaturecenter@gmail.com

Rubinos is still looking to hire cashiers and sub & sandwich counter help--apply in person. 

The ROC YOUR JOB AFTER SCHOOL WORK Program sponsored by Rochester Works and the City of Rochester matches eligible youth to their interests. Applications are accepted at rocyourjob.com. 

Student Volunteer Program at Rochester General Hospital --Volunteering at RGH offers students a valuable opportunity to explore a healthcare environment, contribute to their community and gain real-world experience.

"B" Day

It’s Taco Tuesday! A beef taco with trimmings, seasoned corn, raw veggie sticks, applesauce, fruit & milk.

The Green Team will be picking up empty deposit bottles & cans after school TODAY. If you would like them to stop by your classroom, please put them out for them to pick up. If you need a recycling box, just ask.

Do you love board games, card games, or epic adventures like Dungeons & Dragons? Come roll the dice, strategize, and make new friends in a fun, relaxed environment. Whether you're a seasoned player or just curious, there's a seat at the table for you!  Games Club meets on Fridays in Room 2000 - Mrs. Johnson's classroom. New members are always welcome. Ask Mrs. Wolf or Mrs. Johnson if you have any questions. Come join us!

Attention IHS: Loaner laptops need to be returned to the DMRC at the end of each day.

Stay organized this year w/a Student Planner! Planners are available in the Main Office, Counseling & Library.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Representatives from the following colleges & universities will be visiting this week: 

TODAY

2nd Period – Hofstra University

3rd Period – SUNY College at Oswego

4th Period – SUNY Fredonia

5th Period – Mercyhurst University

6th Period – SUNY at New Paltz

TOMORROW

2nd Period – Hamilton College

3rd Period – Worcester Polytechnic Institute

4th Period – Drexel University

6th Period – Mount Saint Mary College

7th Period – Kent State University at Kent

8th Period – John Carroll University

9th Period – Wittenberg University

Thursday

3rd Period – Seton Hall University

4th Period – Champlain College

5th Period – Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania

6th Period – Susquehanna University

7th Period – SUNY at Purchase

8th Period – Daemen University

9th Period – Lawrence Technical Institute

If you missed a college that visited, check them out at the college fairs at the local malls this week: Eastview Mall - tonight from 6-8pm, Marketplace Mall - tomorrow (September 24) from 6-8pm, The Mall at Greece Ridge – Thursday (September 25) from 6-8pm.

It's time to kick off our Future Friday series and our first Future Friday Guest of the year will be The Explorer Post of Rochester. They will be here during all lunches this Friday in The Commons to share opportunities to learn about careers in areas such as firefighting, paramedics, law enforcement, interior design, law, engineering, and more- be sure to stop by their table.

Helmer Nature Center is looking for student volunteers for their annual Fall Harvest Festival on October 4 from 1 pm to 4 pm. Interested volunteers should call 336-3035 or reach out to helmernaturecenter@gmail.com

Rubinos is still looking to hire cashiers and sub counter help--apply in person. 

The ROC YOUR JOB AFTER SCHOOL WORK Program sponsored by Rochester Works and the City of Rochester matches eligible youth to their interests. Applications are accepted at rocyourjob.com. 

Student Volunteer Program at Rochester General Hospital --Volunteering at RGH offers students a valuable opportunity to explore a healthcare environment, contribute to their community and gain real-world experience.

"A" Day

Lunch: Chicken tenders, mashed potatoes & gravy, raw veggie sticks, diced pears, fruit & milk.

Green Team will be picking up empty deposit bottles & cans after school TOMORROW. If you would like them to stop by your classroom, please put them out for them to pick up. If you need a recycling box, just ask!

Do you love board games, card games, or epic adventures like Dungeons & Dragons? Come roll the dice, strategize, and make new friends in a fun, relaxed environment. Whether you're a seasoned player or just curious, there's a seat at the table for you!  Games Club meets on Fridays in Room 2000 - Mrs. Johnson's classroom. New members are always welcome. Ask Mrs. Wolf or Mrs. Johnson if you have any questions. Come join us!

Attention IHS: Loaner laptops need to be returned to the DMRC at the end of each day.

Stay organized this year w/a Student Planner! Planners are available in the Main Office, Counseling & Library.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Representatives from the following colleges & universities will be visiting this week: 

Today

2nd Period – Seton Hill University                                                            

6th Period – SUNY College of Technology at Delhi

7th  Period – St. John’s University – New York

9th Period – University at Buffalo

Tuesday

2nd Period – Hofstra University

3rd Period – SUNY College at Oswego

4th Period – SUNY Fredonia

5th Period – Mercyhurst University

6th Period – SUNY at New Paltz

Wednesday

2nd Period – Hamilton College

3rd Period – Worcester Polytechnic Institute

4th Period – Drexel University

6th Period – Mount Saint Mary College

7th Period – Kent State University at Kent

8th Period – John Carroll University

9th Period – Wittenberg University

It's time to kick off our Future Friday series and our first Future Friday Guest of the year will be The Explorer Post of Rochester. They will be here during all lunches this Friday in The Commons to share opportunities to learn about careers in areas such as firefighting, paramedics, law enforcement, interior design, law, engineering, and more- be sure to stop by their table.

Students interested in exploring Historically Black Colleges and Universities on THURSDAY of this week - please make sure you have turned in your permission slip to Mrs. Cook!

Helmer Nature Center is looking for student volunteers for their annual Fall Harvest Festival on October 4 from 1 pm to 4 pm. Interested volunteers should call 336-3035 or reach out to helmernaturecenter@gmail.com

Rubinos is still hiring cashiers and sub counter help--apply in person. 

The ROC YOUR JOB AFTER SCHOOL WORK Program sponsored by Rochester Works and the City of Rochester matches eligible youth to their interests. Applications are accepted at rocyourjob.com. 

Student Volunteer Program at Rochester General Hospital --Volunteering at RGH offers students a valuable opportunity to explore a healthcare environment, contribute to their community and gain real-world experience.

"B" Day

Lunch: Hot chicken fajita wrap, mixed green salad, raw veggie sticks, Mandarin oranges, fruit & milk.

TODAY is the last day of Homecoming Week! Come out and enjoy the football game TONIGHT!

Hey Freshmen! Get ready for a FREE event.  LINK CREW is hosting a hotdog tailgate before the game tomorrow. From 4:30-6:00 we will give freshmen free dogs, drinks and Doritos. Bring your friends to challenge the leaders to a game of kickball or KanJam. Meet us under the windmill outside the gates to the football field. Don't miss out on the fun!

Attention Sophomores: Did you forget to order a class shirt? There is a limited supply available to purchase in The Commons. Shirts are $20 and limited sizes so be sure to buy quickly and support the Class 2028!

Do you love board games, card games, or epic adventures like Dungeons & Dragons? Come roll the dice, strategize, and make new friends in a fun, relaxed environment. Whether you're a seasoned player or just curious, there's a seat at the table for you!  Games Club will meet after school TODAY in Room 2000 - Mrs. Johnson's classroom. New members are always welcome. Ask Mrs. Wolf or Mrs. Johnson if you have any questions. Come join us!

Attention IHS: Loaner laptops need to be returned to the DMRC at the end of each day.

Stay organized this year w/a Student Planner! Planners are available in the Main Office, Counseling & Library.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Visiting Colleges will be in the College and Career Center to meet with interested students:

Today -  University of Pittsburgh                                                  2nd period

        High Point University                                                        5th period

        Ithaca College                                                                      6th period

        Washington and Jefferson College                                 8^th period

Rubinos is still hiring cashiers and sub counter help- apply in person. 

A field trip to the HBCU College Expo is coming next Thursday. Students are invited to learn more about Historically Black Colleges & Universities. Please turn in your permission slip to the College & Career Center ASAP.

Student Volunteer Program at Rochester General Hospital --Volunteering at RGH offers students a valuable opportunity to explore a healthcare environment, contribute to their community and gain real-world experience.

Juniors and Seniors: Go to your class Schoology page for a list of upcoming individual college visits to the College and Career Center! Printed lists are available from Mrs. Cook. The expectation is that you report to your class FIRST and ask for a pass to come to the College Visit if you have a class during that period.  It is up to your teacher to grant passes.

The ROC YOUR JOB AFTER SCHOOL WORK Program sponsored by Rochester Works and the City of Rochester matches eligible youth to their interests. Applications are accepted at rocyourjob.com. 

"A" Day

Lunch: Mozzarella sticks w/sauce & garlic roll, steamed broccoli, raw veggie sticks, diced peaches, fruit & milk.

Attention IHS: In keeping with the spirit of Homecoming week, tomorrow’s theme is BLUE & GOLD DAY. Dig out any clothing that you have in shades of blue & gold, or you can wear any IHS gear! Show us your school spirit, Eagles, and wear anything blue & gold! Every grade is asked to be as creative as can be. Remember, you’re trying to earn points for the coveted Golden Eagle award. Come on IHS…show us your spirit!

Hey Freshmen! Get ready for a FREE event.  LINK CREW is hosting a hotdog tailgate before the game tomorrow. From 4:30-6:00 we will give freshmen free dogs, drinks and Doritos. Bring your friends to challenge the leaders to a game of kickball or KanJam. Meet us under the windmill outside the gates to the football field. Don't miss out on the fun!

Attention Sophomores: Did you forget to order a class shirt? There is a limited supply available to purchase in The Commons. Shirts are $20 and limited sizes so be sure to buy quickly and support the Class 2028!

Do you love board games, card games, or epic adventures like Dungeons & Dragons? Come roll the dice, strategize, and make new friends in a fun, relaxed environment. Whether you're a seasoned player or just curious, there's a seat at the table for you!  Games Club meets on Fridays in Room 2000 - Mrs. Johnson's classroom. New members are always welcome. Ask Mrs. Wolf or Mrs. Johnson if you have any questions. Come join us!

Attention IHS: Loaner laptops need to be returned to the DMRC at the end of each day.

Best Buddies will have a quick informational meeting after school today in Room 2046 for anyone interested in joining Best Buddies. We are looking for new and returning members to help spread our mission of inclusion!

Stay organized this year w/a Student Planner! Planners are available in the Main Office, Counseling Office & Library.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Visiting Colleges will be in the College and Career Center to meet with interested students:

Today - Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences       7th period

Friday - The University of Pittsburgh                                             2nd period

        High Point University                                                           5th period

        Ithaca College                                                                        6th period

       Washington and Jefferson College                                   8^th period

Rubinos is hiring cashiers and sub counter help- apply in person. 

A field trip to the HBCU College Expo is coming up on Thur., Sept. 25 Students are invited to learn more about Historically Black Colleges & Universities. Please pick up a permission slip in the College & Career Center if you are interested in signing up.

Student Volunteer Program at Rochester General Hospital --Volunteering at RGH offers students a valuable opportunity to explore a healthcare environment, contribute to their community and gain real-world experience.

Juniors and Seniors: Go to your class Schoology page for a list of upcoming individual college visits to the College and Career Center! Printed lists are available from Mrs. Cook. The expectation is that you report to your class FIRST and ask for a pass to come to the College Visit if you have a class during that period.  It is up to your teacher to grant passes.

The 4^th annual ROC With Your Hands Career Exploration Event is Tuesday, October 7. This field trip includes hands on demonstrations, interactive displays and information on careers in Advanced Manufacturing, Skilled Trades, Automotive Technology and Heavy Equipment. Sign up by Oct 1- seats are limited!

The ROC YOUR JOB AFTER SCHOOL WORK Program sponsored by Rochester Works and the City of Rochester matches eligible youth to their interests. Applications are accepted at rocyourjob.com. 

"B" Day

Lunch: Chicken nuggets, green beans, raw veggie sticks, fruit juice, fruit & milk.

Attention IHS: In keeping with the spirit of Homecoming week, tomorrow’s theme is GENERATIONS DAY where students dress to represent different generations. Freshmen – Babies (pacifiers, bibs), Sophomores – Toddlers (pigtails, bright clothes, cartoon tees), Juniors – Adults (business attire, scrubs, workout gear), Seniors – Old folks (gray wigs, walkers, sweaters, glasses on a chain), Faculty & Staff—Teenagers (Current trends or over-the-top "high school stereotype" look.  Show us your school spirit Eagles. Keep it respectful – avoid stereotypes or insensitive depictions, Accessorize! – Glasses, stuffed animals, newspapers, etc., Comfort matters – you’ll likely wear it all day at school. Each grade is asked to be as creative as can be. Remember, you’re trying to earn points for the coveted Golden Eagle award. Come on IHS…show us your spirit!

Attention Sophomores: Did you forget to order a class shirt? There is a limited supply available to purchase in The Commons. Shirts are $20 and limited sizes so be sure to buy quickly and support the Class 2028!

Do you love board games, card games, or epic adventures like Dungeons & Dragons? Come roll the dice, strategize, and make new friends in a fun, relaxed environment. Whether you're a seasoned player or just curious, there's a seat at the table for you!  Games Club meets on Fridays in Room 2000 - Mrs. Johnson's classroom. New members are always welcome. Ask Mrs. Wolf or Mrs. Johnson if you have any questions. Come join us!

Attention all students, are you interested in learning more about the world, exploring future career paths and meeting new and exciting people? The Model UN club will have its first meeting and pizza party today at 3:05 in Room 3048. We hope to see you there!  

Attention IHS: Loaner laptops need to be returned to the DMRC at the end of each day.

Best Buddies will have a quick informational meeting after school tomorrow in Room 2046 for anyone interested in joining Best Buddies. We are looking for new and returning members to help spread our mission of inclusion!

Stay organized this year w/a Student Planner! Planners are available in the Main Office, Counseling Office, AP Office & Library.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Visiting Colleges will be in the College and Career Center to meet with interested students during the following days and times:

Today - Hobart and William Smith College will be visiting during 2nd period.

Thursday - Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences will be visiting during 7th period.

Friday - The University of Pittsburgh will be here during 2nd period.

       High Point University will be here during 5th period.

       Ithaca College will be here during 6th period.

       Washington and Jefferson College will be here during 8^th period.

Rubinos is hiring cashiers and sub counter help- apply in person. 

A field trip to the HBCU College Expo is coming up on Thur., Sept. 25 Students are invited to learn more about Historically Black Colleges & Universities. Please pick up a permission slip in the College & Career Center if you are interested in signing up.

Student Volunteer Program at Rochester General Hospital --Volunteering at RGH offers students a valuable opportunity to explore a healthcare environment, contribute to their community and gain real-world experience.

Juniors and Seniors: Go to your class Schoology page for a list of upcoming individual college visits to the College and Career Center! Printed lists are available from Mrs. Cook. The expectation is that you report to your class FIRST and ask for a pass to come to the College Visit if you have a class during that period.  It is up to your teacher to grant passes.

The 4^th annual ROC With Your Hands Career Exploration Event is Tuesday, October 7. This field trip includes hands on demonstrations, interactive displays and information on careers in Advanced Manufacturing, Skilled Trades, Automotive Technology and Heavy Equipment. Sign up by Oct 1- seats are limited!

The ROC YOUR JOB AFTER SCHOOL WORK Program sponsored by Rochester Works and the City of Rochester matches eligible youth to their interests. Applications are accepted at rocyourjob.com. 

"A" Day

Lunch: Pasta & beef meatballs w/sauce & Texas toast, Italian mixed vegetables, raw veggie sticks, applesauce, fruit & milk.

Attention IHS: In keeping with the spirit of Homecoming week, tomorrow’s theme is PINK OUT! Do you want to feel “PRETTY IN PINK?” Did you know that “MEN WEAR PINK?” So, get creative wearing PINK! There are all shades of pink: LIGHT PINK, DARK PINK, MAGENTA PINK, BARBIE PINK, BUBBLE GUM PINK, ROSE PINK, ROSE PINK, PEPTO BISMOL PINK, PEPPA PIG PINK. Any shade of pink! Show us your school spirit Eagles and wear anything PINK! Each grade is asked to be as creative as can be. Remember, you’re trying to get points for the coveted Golden Eagle award. Come on IHS…show us your spirit!

Love board games, card games, or epic adventures like Dungeons & Dragons? Come roll the dice, strategize, and make new friends in a fun, relaxed environment. Whether you're a seasoned player or just curious, there's a seat at the table for you!  Games Club meets on Fridays in Room 2000 - Mrs. Johnson's classroom. New members are always welcome. Ask Mrs. Wolf or Mrs. Johnson if you have any questions. Come join us!

If you were unable to make it to the Esports meeting but want to join, we are currently looking to build a Valorant or Marvel Rivals Team. We need 3 more players. If interested, please stop by Mrs. Meier’s office off the Commons for more information!

Attention all students, are you interested in learning more about the world, exploring future career paths and meeting new and exciting people? The Model UN club will have its first meeting and pizza party tomorrow at 3:05 in Room 3048. We hope to see you there!  

Attention IHS:  Loaner laptops need to be returned to the DMRC at the end of each day.

Best Buddies will have a quick informational meeting after school on Thursday in Room 2046 for anyone interested in joining Best Buddies. We are looking for new and returning members to help spread our mission of inclusion!

Stay organized this year w/a Student Planner! Planners are available in the Main Office, Counseling Office, AP Office & Library.

Fall Driver’s Education registration still has space. Register by calling 585-336-3014. The first class will be held on September 17.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

I- Square is hiring counter help--apply in person

Rubinos is hiring cashiers and sub counter help- apply in person 

Do you like cats? An area resident is looking to hire a cat sitter- stop in if interested

A field trip to the HBCU College Expo is coming up on Thur., Sept. 25 Students are invited to learn more about Historically Black Colleges & Universities. Please pick up a permission slip in the College & Career Center if you are interested in signing up.

Student Volunteer Program at Rochester General Hospital --Volunteering at RGH offers students a valuable opportunity to explore a healthcare environment, contribute to their community and gain real-world experience.

Juniors and Seniors! The Rochester Area College Fair is here this morning to kick off our college visit season! Stop by the East Gym (use the entrance near the Large Café) at 11:00.

Juniors and Seniors: Go to your class Schoology page for a list of upcoming individual college visits to the College and Career Center! Printed lists are available from Mrs. Cook. The expectation is that you report to your class FIRST and ask for a pass to come to the College Visit if you have a class during that period.  It is up to your teacher to grant passes.

The 4^th annual ROC With Your Hands Career Exploration Event is Tuesday, October 7. This field trip includes hands on demonstrations, interactive displays and information on careers in Advanced Manufacturing, Skilled Trades, Automotive Technology and Heavy Equipment. Sign up by Oct 1- seats are limited!

The Roc Your Job After School Work Program sponsored by Rochester Works and the City of Rochester matches eligible youth to their interests. Applications are accepted starting TODAY at rocyourjob.com. 

"B" Day

Lunch: Beef hot dog or an Italian sausage w/peppers & onions, sweet potato fries, raw veggie sticks, diced pears, fruit & milk.

Attention IHS:  In keeping with the spirit of Homecoming week, tomorrow’s theme is class colors. Each grade is asked to wear a certain color and be as creative & colorful as can be. So, Freshmen are asked to wear purple, Sophomores orange, Juniors green & Seniors red. Faculty & Staff are asked wear black. Remember, you’re trying to get points for the coveted Golden Eagle award. Come on IHS…show us your spirit!

If you were unable to make it to the Esports meeting but want to join, we are currently looking to build a Valorant or Marvel Rivals Team. We need 3 more players. If interested, please stop by Mrs. Meier’s office off the Commons for more information!

Attention all students, are you interested in learning more about the world, exploring future career paths and meeting new and exciting people? The Model UN club will have its first meeting and pizza party on Wednesday at 3:05 in Room 3048. We hope to see you there!  

Attention IHS:  Loaner laptops need to be returned to the DMRC at the end of each day.

Attention Seniors - Please check your school email for the date and time of your senior meeting with your counselors! These are very hard to reschedule, so PLEASE write it in your planner and show up to the Counseling Center ON TIME!

Best Buddies will have a quick informational meeting after school on Thursday in Room 2046 for anyone interested in joining Best Buddies. We are looking for new and returning members to help spread our mission of inclusion!

Stay organized this year w/a Student Planner! Planners are available in the Main Office, Counseling Office, AP Office & Library.

Fall Driver’s Education registration still has space. Register by calling 585-336-3014. The first class will be held on September 17.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

I- Square is hiring counter help--apply in person.

Rubinos is hiring cashiers and sub counter help- apply in person 

Do you like cats? An area resident is looking to hire a cat sitter- stop in if interested

Student Volunteer Program at Rochester General Hospital --Volunteering at RGH offers students a valuable opportunity to explore a healthcare environment, contribute to their community and gain real-world experience.

Juniors and Seniors! The Rochester Area College Fair is here this morning to kick off our college visit season! Stop by the East Gym (use the entrance near the Large Café) at 11:00.

Juniors and Seniors: Go to your class Schoology page for a list of upcoming individual college visits to the College and Career Center! Printed lists are available from Mrs. Cook. The expectation is that you report to your class FIRST and ask for a pass to come to the College Visit if you have a class during that period.  It is up to your teacher to grant passes.

The 4^th annual ROC With Your Hands Career Exploration Event is Tuesday, October 7. This field trip includes hands on demonstrations, interactive displays and information on careers in Advanced Manufacturing, Skilled Trades, Automotive Technology and Heavy Equipment. Sign up by Oct 1- seats are limited!

The Roc Your Job After School Work Program sponsored by Rochester Works and the City of Rochester matches eligible youth to their interests. Applications are accepted starting TODAY at rocyourjob.com. 

"A" Day

Lunch: Chicken parmesan sandwich, leafy green salad, raw veggie sticks, fruit cocktail, fruit & milk.

Eagles, get ready—Homecoming is next week! Kick it off Monday with Dynamic Duo Day—grab a friend or two and dress up as a famous pair, like Mario & Luigi or Taylor Swift & Travis Kelce! Show your spirit by dressing up all week for spirit days. Each day at lunch, check in with Student Council in the Commons to earn raffle tickets and points for your class to win the coveted Golden Eagle. The more you participate, the more points and tickets you’ll get—let’s go Eagles!

If you were unable to make it to the Esports informational meeting on Wednesday but are still interested in competing, please see Mrs. Meier off the Commons for more information. We are currently looking to build a Valorant or Marvel Rivals Team. We need 3 more players. If you are interested, please stop in and get more information!

Attention all students, are you interested in learning more about the world, exploring future career paths and meeting new and exciting people? The Model UN club will have its first meeting and pizza party this Wednesday at 3:05 in Room 3048. We hope to see you there!  

Attention IHS:  Loaner laptops need to be returned to the DMRC at the end of each day.

Attention Seniors - Please check your school email for the date and time of your senior meeting with your counselors! These are very hard to reschedule, so PLEASE write it in your planner and show up to the Counseling Center ON TIME!

Best Buddies will have a quick informational meeting after school on September 18 in Room 2046 for anyone interested in joining Best Buddies. We are looking for new and returning members to help spread our mission of inclusion!

Juniors--class t-shirts should be here TODAY! Please stop by Mrs. Parent’s room to pick up your shirt sometime on Thursday or Friday. If you didn’t pre-order, there is a limited number available for $15 in Mrs. Parent’s room. 

Freshmen Homecoming T-Shirts are IN, so if you pre-ordered, please pick yours up in the College & Career Center during a free period or before or after school. There are t-shirts for $15 cash or check. Freshmen can show our School Spirit by wearing our PURPLE T-shirt next Tuesday!

Sophomores are in search of cardboard, blue and white paint and more orange supplies for their float & hallway. Please drop off any materials you have to Ms. McGwin in Room 2040.

Stay organized this year w/a Student Planner! Planners are available in the Main Office, Counseling Office, AP Office & Library.

Fall Driver’s Education registration still has space. Register by calling 585-336-3014. The first class will be held on September 17.

Seniors! See Ms. Jaynes in Room 1220 before or after school to buy your RED senior homecoming shirt. Sizes first come, first served. Shirts are on sale now through Friday, September 12. $15 cash or a check made out to the Class of 2026.  

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

I- Square is hiring counter help--apply in person.

Rubinos is hiring cashiers and sub counter help- apply in person 

Do you like cats? An area resident is looking to hire a cat sitter- stop in if interested

Student Volunteer Program at Rochester General Hospital --Volunteering at RGH offers students a valuable opportunity to explore a healthcare environment, contribute to their community and gain real-world experience.

Juniors and Seniors! The Rochester Area College Fair is coming to IHS and kicks off our college visit season! Mark your calendar for Monday, September 15 at 11:00 in the East Gym (use the entrance across from the Large Cafe).  Stop by the College and Career Center for more information!

Juniors and Seniors: Go to your class Schoology page for a list of upcoming individual college visits to the College and Career Center! Printed lists are available from Mrs. Cook. The expectation is that you report to your class FIRST and ask for a pass to come to the College Visit if you have a class during that period.  It is up to your teacher to grant passes.

The 4^th annual ROC With Your Hands Career Exploration Event is Tuesday, October 7. This field trip includes hands on demonstrations, interactive displays and information on careers in Advanced Manufacturing, Skilled Trades, Automotive Technology and Heavy Equipment. Sign up by Oct 1- seats are limited!

The Roc Your Job After School Work Program sponsored by Rochester Works and the City of Rochester matches eligible youth to their interests. Applications are accepted starting Monday September 15 at rocyourjob.com. 

"B" Day

Lunch: Pizza crunchers w/marinara, green beans, raw veggie sticks, diced peaches, fruit & milk.

Eagles, get ready—Homecoming is next week! Kick it off Monday with Dynamic Duo Day—grab a friend or two and dress up as a famous pair, like Mario & Luigi or Taylor Swift & Travis Kelce! Show your spirit by dressing up all week for spirit days. Each day at lunch, check in with Student Council in the Commons to earn raffle tickets and points for your class to win the coveted Golden Eagle. The more you participate, the more points and tickets you’ll get—let’s go Eagles!

Freshmen! Vote for your class officers in English Class today!

Attention all students, are you interested in learning more about the world, exploring future career paths and meeting new and exciting people? The Model UN club will have its first meeting and pizza party this Wednesday at 3:05 in Room 3048. We hope to see you there!  

Attention IHS:  Loaner laptops need to be returned to the DMRC at the end of each day.

Attention Seniors - Please check your school email for the date and time of your senior meeting with your counselors! These are very hard to reschedule, so PLEASE write it in your planner and show up to the Counseling Center ON TIME!

Best Buddies will have a quick informational meeting after school on September 18 in Room 2046 for anyone interested in joining Best Buddies. We are looking for new and returning members to help spread our mission of inclusion!

Juniors--class t-shirts should be here by TODAY! Please stop by Mrs. Parent’s room to pick up your shirt sometime on Thursday or Friday. If you didn’t pre-order, there is a limited number available for $15 in Mrs. Parent’s room. 

Freshmen Homecoming T-Shirts are IN, so if you pre-ordered, please pick yours up in the College & Career Center during a free period or before or after school. There are t-shirts for $15 cash or check. Freshmen can show our School Spirit by wearing our PURPLE T-shirt next Tuesday!

Stay organized this year w/a Student Planner! Planners are available in the Main Office, Counseling Office, AP Office & Library.

School pictures will be taken during PE classes TODAY.  All students MUST have their picture taken for their school ID. If your family wants to order a picture package, order forms are available in the Main Office and on the IHS website.

Fall Driver’s Education registration still has space. Register by calling 585-336-3014. The first class will be held on September 17.

Seniors! See Ms. Jaynes in Room 1220 before or after school to buy your RED senior homecoming shirt. Sizes first come, first served. Shirts are on sale now through Friday, September 12. $15 cash or a check made out to the Class of 2026.  

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

I- Square is hiring counter help--apply in person.

Rubinos is hiring cashiers and Sub counter help- apply in person 

Student Volunteer Program at Rochester General Hospital --Volunteering at RGH offers students a valuable opportunity to explore a healthcare environment, contribute to their community and gain real-world experience.

Juniors and Seniors! The Rochester Area College Fair is coming to IHS and kicks off our college visit season! Mark your calendar for Monday, September 15 at 11:00 in the East Gym (use the entrance across from the Large Cafe).  Stop by the College and Career Center for more information!

Juniors and Seniors: Go to your class Schoology page for a list of upcoming individual college visits to the College and Career Center! Printed lists are available from Mrs. Cook. The expectation is that you report to your class FIRST and ask for a pass to come to the College Visit if you have a class during that period.  It is up to your teacher to grant passes.

The 4^th annual ROC With Your Hands Career Exploration Event is Tuesday, October 7. This field trip includes hands on demonstrations, interactive displays and information on careers in Advanced Manufacturing, Skilled Trades, Automotive Technology and Heavy Equipment. Sign up by Oct 1- seats are limited!

The Roc Your Job After School Work Program sponsored by Rochester Works and the City of Rochester matches eligible youth to their interests. Applications are accepted starting Monday September 15 at rocyourjob.com. 

"A" Day

Lunch: French toast sticks w/pork sausage patty, warm cinnamon apples, raw veggie sticks, juice, fruit & milk.

Attention Seniors - Please check your school email for the date and time of your senior meeting with your counselors! These are very hard to reschedule, so PLEASE write it in your planner and show up to the Counseling Center ON TIME!

Any students interested in mental health and spreading the word about the importance of mental health in athletes? If so, then come to our first Morgan's Message meeting on TODAY afternoon at 3 in Ms. Behrens' Room 3057 to find out what it's all about and to help spread the message. See you there!

Best Buddies will have a quick informational meeting after school on September 18 in Room 2046 for anyone interested in joining Best Buddies. We are looking for new and returning members to help spread our mission of inclusion!

Juniors--class t-shirts should be here by TOMORROW! Please stop by Mrs. Parent’s room to pick up your shirt sometime on Thursday or Friday. If you didn’t pre-order, there is a limited number available for $15 in Mrs. Parent’s room. 

Freshmen! Our homecoming class t-shirts are on sale for $15 in the College and Career Center all week long. Stop by with a pass during any free period and before or after school to buy one. Cash or check. We are out of size small. It's first come, first served for the rest!

Sophomores are in search of cardboard, blue and white paint and more orange supplies for their float & hallway. Please drop off any materials you have to Ms. McGwin in Room 2040.

Stay organized this year w/a Student Planner! Planners are available in the Main Office, Counseling Office, AP Office & Library.

School pictures will be taken during PE classes TODAY & TOMORROW.  All students MUST have their picture taken for their school ID. If your family wants to order a picture package, order forms are available in the Main Office and on the IHS website.

The yearbook club meets every Tuesday at 3 pm in Room 1220. We need photographers and page designers. No experience necessary! Be a part of something great! See Ms. Jaynes for more info.

Fall Driver’s Education registration has opened by phone only at 585-336-3014. The first class will be held on September 17.

Seniors! See Ms. Jaynes in Room 1220 before or after school to buy your senior homecoming shirt. Sizes first come, first served. Shirts are on sale now through Friday, September 12. $15 cash or a check made out to the Class of 2026.  

What do teamwork, Eagles’ pride, AND gaming have in common? Our school! We will have an E-Sports league coming soon! Come to an interest meeting for the E-Sports teams! It will be held TODAY at 3:15 pm. If you have any questions, see Mrs. Meier in the Commons.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Arrive early to school? IHS Cafe is looking to hire a before school helper - See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center if interested.

I- Square is hiring counter help--apply in person.

Rubinos is hiring cashiers and Sub counter help- apply in person 

Student Volunteer Program at Rochester General Hospital --Volunteering at RGH offers students a valuable opportunity to explore a healthcare environment, contribute to their community and gain real-world experience.

Juniors and Seniors! The Rochester Area College Fair is coming to IHS and kicks off our college visit season! Mark your calendar for Monday, September 15 at 11:00 in the East Gym (use the entrance across from the Large Cafe).  Stop by the College and Career Center for more information!

Juniors and Seniors: Go to your class Schoology page for a list of upcoming individual college visits to the College and Career Center! Printed lists are available from Mrs. Cook. The expectation is that you report to your class FIRST and ask for a pass to come to the College Visit if you have a class during that period.  It is up to your teacher to grant passes.

The 4^th annual ROC With Your Hands Career Exploration Event is Tuesday, October 7. This field trip includes hands on demonstrations, interactive displays and information on careers in Advanced Manufacturing, Skilled Trades, Automotive Technology and Heavy Equipment. Sign up in the Career Center by Oct 1- seats are limited!

"B" Day

Lunch: Stir-fry chicken w/fried rice & fortune cookie, vegetable eggroll, raw veggie sticks, applesauce, fresh fruit & milk.

Juniors--class t-shirts should be here by Thursday! Please stop by Mrs. Parent’s room to pick up your shirt sometime Thursday or Friday. If you didn’t pre-order, there is a limited number available for $15 in Mrs. Parent’s room. 

Freshmen! Our homecoming class t-shirts are on sale for $15 in the College and Career Center all week long. Stop by with a pass during any free period and before or after school to buy one. Cash or check. We are out of size small. It's first come, first served for the rest!

Stay organized this year with a Student Planner! Planners are available in the Main Office, Counseling Office, AP Office & Library.

School pictures will be taken during PE classes TOMORROW and Thursday, September 11.  All students MUST have their picture taken for their school ID. If your family wants to order a picture package, order forms are available in the Main Office and on the IHS website.

The yearbook club meets every Tuesday at 3 pm in Room 1220. We need photographers and page designers. No experience necessary! Be a part of something great! See Ms. Jaynes for more info.

Fall Driver’s Education registration has opened by phone only at 585-336-3014. The first class will be held on September 17.

The Class 2028 is working hard on homecoming and are looking for a couple of things for their float and the hallway. We are in search of cardboard, blue and white paint and more orange supplies. Please drop off any materials you have to Ms. McGwin in Room 2040.

Seniors!!!!  See Ms. Jaynes in Room 1220 before or after school to buy your senior homecoming shirt. Sizes first come, first served.  Shirts are on sale now through Friday, September 12. $15 cash or a check made out to the Class of 2026.  

 What do teamwork, Eagles’ pride, AND gaming have in common? Our school! We will have an E-Sports league coming soon! Come to an interest meeting for the E-Sports teams! It will be held TOMORROW at 3:15 pm. If you have any questions, see Mrs. Meier in the Commons.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Do you arrive early to school? The IHS Cafeteria is looking to hire a before school cafeteria helper - See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center if interested.

I- Square is hiring counter help--apply in person.

Student Volunteer Program at Rochester General Hospital --Volunteering at RGH offers students a valuable opportunity to explore a healthcare environment, contribute to their community and gain real-world experience.

ACE Mentor Program--This incredible free after school program affords students an opportunity to learn about careers in Architecture, Construction, Engineering and trades.

Juniors and Seniors! The Rochester Area College Fair is coming to IHS and kicks off our college visit season! Mark your calendar for Monday, September 15 at 11:00 in the East Gym (use the entrance across from the Large Cafeteria).  Stop by the College and Career Center for more information!

Juniors and Seniors: Go to your class Schoology page for a list of upcoming individual college visits to the College and Career Center! Printed lists are available from Mrs. Cook. The expectation is that you report to your class FIRST and ask for a pass to come to the College Visit if you have a class during that period.  It is up to your teacher to grant passes.

"A" Day

 Lunch: A hamburger of cheeseburger, French fries, raw veggie sticks, diced pears, fresh fruit & milk.

Attention IHS Students: Some of you may be experiencing issues connecting to WI-Wireless (WIFI) with your district issued device. This is likely because it has not been on for a while or has not been on our network for a while. We will have a number Tech Staff available TODAY during the lunch periods to help resolve the issue. Please stop by with your device during your lunch if you are unable to connect to the WIFI.

Freshmen! Our homecoming class t-shirts are on sale for $15 in the College and Career Center all week long. Stop by with a pass during any free period and before or after school to buy one. Cash or check. We are out of small sizes. It's first come, first served for the rest!

Stay organized this year w/a Student Planner! Planners are available in the Main Office, Counseling Office, AP Office & Library.

School pictures will be taken during PE classes on Wednesday, September 10 and Thursday, September 11.  All students MUST have their picture taken for their school ID. If your family wants to order a picture package, order forms are available in the Main Office and on the IHS website.

The yearbook club meets every Tuesday at 3 pm in Room 1220. We need photographers and page designers. No experience necessary! Be a part of something great! See Ms. Jaynes for more info.

Fall Driver’s Education registration has opened by phone only at 585-336-3014. The first class will be held on September 17.

The Class 2028 is working hard on homecoming and are looking for a couple of things for the float and the hallway. We are in search of cardboard, blue and white paint and more orange supplies. Please drop off any materials you have to Ms. McGwin in Room 2040.

Seniors!!!!  See Ms. Jaynes in Room 1220 before or after school to buy your senior homecoming shirt. Sizes first come, first served.  Shirts are on sale Monday, September 8 through Friday, September 12. $15 cash or a check made out to the Class of 2026.  

What do teamwork, Eagles’ pride, AND gaming have in common? Our school! We will have an E-Sports league coming soon! Come to an interest meeting for the E-Sports teams! It will be on Wednesday, September 10 at 3:15 pm. If you have any questions, see Mrs. Meier in the Commons.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Welcome Back Students! The Career Center is located on the first floor next to the Counseling Center and is a place for students in all grades to learn about jobs, colleges, careers, military, internships, job shadows, camps, volunteer programs and opportunities in the workforce like trades. For example- Do you have a job? Would you like to earn school credit for your job? Stop in and learn about our work Study program.

Speaking of jobs--Do you arrive at school early? The IHS Cafeteria is looking to hire a before school cafeteria helper - See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center if interested.

I- Square is also hiring counter help--apply in person.

Student Volunteer Program at Rochester General Hospital --Volunteering at RGH offers students a valuable opportunity to explore a healthcare environment, contribute to their community and gain real-world experience.

ACE Mentor Program--This incredible free after school program affords students an opportunity to learn about careers in Architecture, Construction, Engineering and the trades.

Juniors and Seniors! The Rochester Area College Fair is coming to IHS and kicks off our college visit season! Mark your calendars for Monday, September 15 at 11:00 in the East Gym (use the entrance across from the Large Cafe).  Stop by the College and Career Center for more information!

Juniors and Seniors: Go to your class Schoology page for a list of upcoming individual college visits to the College and Career Center! Printed lists are available from Mrs. Cook. The expectation is that you report to your class FIRST and ask for a pass to come to the College Visit if you have a class during that period.  It is up to your teacher to grant passes.

"B Day"

 Lunch:  A hot meatball sub, Romaine salad, raw veggie sticks, Mandarin oranges, fresh fruit & milk.

Stay organized this year with a Student Planner! Planners are available in the Main Office, Counseling Office, AP Office and the Library.

School pictures will be taken during PE classes on Wednesday, September 10 and Thursday, September 11.  All students MUST have their picture taken for their school ID. If your family wants to order a picture package, order forms are available in the Main Office and on the IHS website.

The yearbook club meets every Tuesday at 3 pm in Room 1220. We need photographers and page designers. No experience necessary! Be a part of something great! See Ms. Jaynes for more info.

Fall Driver’s Education registration opens on TODAY, September 5 by phone at 585-336-3014. The first class will be held on September 17.

The Class 2028 is working hard on homecoming and are looking for a couple of things for the float and the hallway. We are in search of cardboard, blue and white paint and more orange supplies. Please drop off any materials you have to Ms. McGwin in Room 2040.

Seniors!!!!  See Ms. Jaynes in Room 1220 before or after school to buy your senior homecoming shirt. Sizes first come, first served.  Shirts are on sale Monday, September 8 through Friday, September 12. $15 cash or a check made out to the Class of 2026.  

What do teamwork, Eagles’ pride, AND gaming have in common? Our school! We will have an E-Sports league coming soon! Come to an interest meeting for the E-Sports teams! It will be on Tuesday, September 10 at 3:15 pm. If you have any questions, see Mrs. Meier in the Commons.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Welcome Back Students! The Career Center is located on the first floor next to the counseling Center and is a place for students in all grades to learn about jobs, colleges, careers, military, internships, job shadows, camps, volunteer programs and opportunities in the workforce like the trades. 

For example- Do you have a job? Would you like to earn school credit for your job? Stop in and learn about our work Study program

See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for info on registering for these current opportunities: 

Student Volunteer Program at Rochester General Hospital:  Volunteering at RGH offers students a valuable opportunity to explore a healthcare environment, contribute to their community and gain real-world experience.

ACE Mentor Program:  This incredible free after school program affords students an opportunity to learn about careers in Architecture, Construction, Engineering and the trades. 

“A” Day

Lunch: Regular or chicken patty sandwich, seasoned carrots, raw veggie sticks, diced peaches, fresh fruit & milk.

Seniors!!!! See Ms. Jaynes in Room 1220 before or after school to buy your senior homecoming shirt. Sizes first come, first served. Shirts are on sale Monday, September 8 through Friday, September 12. $15 cash or a check made out to the Class of 2026.

What do teamwork, Eagles’ pride, AND gaming have in common? Our school! We will have an esports league coming soon! Come to an interest meeting for the esports teams! It will be on Tuesday, September 10 at 3:15 pm. If you have any questions, see Mrs. Meier in the Commons.

“A” Day 

It’s Cook’s Choice Chicken Day! A chicken item, Romaine salad, raw veggie sticks, diced pears & fresh fruit.

During Regents exams, breakfast will be available in the Small Cafeteria from 7:30 am-7:55 am; Lunches are available in the Small Cafeteria from 10:00 am-12:00 pm and all food must stay in the cafeteria, unless you are getting a grab and go lunch and taking it home with you.

Elevator passes need to be returned to the Health Office ASAP.

ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS!!!

Please clean out your lockers!
Our maintenance staff will be cleaning out all lockers and will be leaving them open during the evening of June 16. The school district is not responsible for any items left in lockers after this time.

Please throw all trash in garbage bins!

Please return all books to the library! 
YOU are responsible for all books signed out to you. You will have to pay for any book not returned!

Senior 2025 Namedropper t-shirts for sale in the Main Office for $15. Cash or check made out to IHS Class 2025.

If you ordered a yearbook and haven't picked it up, you can pick it up in the Bookstore.  

If you have a LOANER LAPTOP, please return it to the DMRC as soon as possible.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Are you interested in doing YARD WORK for an area resident? Please see Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for info.
Attention students of all grades who want to spend a week this summer exploring business and entrepreneurship skills. St. John Fisher College is hosting a Business Camp this July. Please see Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for registration information.

Work Study Students--please finish up your discussion posts and return all remaining paystubs and paperwork to Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center--Reminder credit is not awarded until all requirements are met.

“B” Day 

It’s Cook’s Choice Cheese Day! A cheesy food item, mixed green salad, raw veggie sticks, diced peaches & fruit.

During Regents exams, breakfast will be available in the Small Cafeteria from 7:30 am-7:55 am; Lunches are available in the Small Cafeteria from 10:00 am-12:00 pm and all food must stay in the cafeteria, unless you are getting a grab and go lunch and taking it home with you.

In the month of June, IHS greets more and more visitors to the Main Office. If you drive to school and already have a parking spot assigned to you, please park there and only there. Our campus does not have enough parking spots for students to park in the front and have a spot assigned to them.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID at any time a staff member requests to see it. 

Many elevator pass holders have yet to come to the Health Office to check in.  Please make sure to bring the elevator passes ASAP!

ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS!!!

Please clean out your lockers by Monday!
Our maintenance staff will be cleaning out all lockers and will be leaving them open during the evening of June 16. The school district is not responsible for any items left in lockers after this time.

Please throw all trash in garbage bins!

Please return all books to the library! 
YOU are responsible for all books signed out to you. You will have to pay for any book not returned!

Senior 2025 Namedropper t-shirts for sale in the Main Office for $15. Cash or check made out to IHS Class 2025.

Seniors!  Visit your elementary school in your cap & gown on Monday. 

Attention students:  If you ordered a yearbook and haven't picked it up, you can pick it up in the Bookstore.  

If you have a LOANER LAPTOP, please return it to the DMRC as soon as possible.

Our last Games Club of the year will be held after school tomorrow from 3:00 pm - 4:15 pm in Room 2000. Wear your Games Club t-shirts!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Are you interested in doing YARD WORK for an area resident? Please see Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for info.
Attention students of all grades who want to spend a week this summer exploring business and entrepreneurship skills. St John Fisher College is hosting a Business Camp this July. Please see Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for registration information.

Work Study Students--please finish up your discussion posts and return all remaining paystubs and paperwork to Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center--Reminder credit is not awarded until all requirements are met.

“A” Day 

Lunch:  Regular or spicy chicken patty sandwich, seasoned carrots, raw veggie sticks, diced peaches & fresh fruit.

During Regents exams, breakfast will be available in the Small Cafeteria from 7:30 am-7:55 am; Lunches are available in the Small Cafeteria from 10:00 am-12:00 pm and all food must stay in the cafeteria, unless you are getting a grab and go lunch and taking it home with you.

In the month of June, IHS greets more and more visitors to the Main Office. If you drive to school and already have a parking spot assigned to you, please park there and only there. Our campus does not have enough parking spots for students to park in the front and have a spot assigned to them.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID at any time a staff member requests to see it. 

Many elevator pass holders have yet to come to the Health Office and check in.  Please make sure to bring them in ASAP!

Attention IHS students and staff: The annual Powder Puff football game is TODAY at 2:45 on the turf. Come watch the junior girls take on the senior girls in a spirited game of flag football. There will be cheerleaders too! 

ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS!!!

Please clean out your lockers by Monday June 16!
Our maintenance staff will be cleaning out all lockers and will be leaving them open during the evening of June 16. The school district is not responsible for any items left in lockers after this time.

Please throw all trash in garbage bins!

Please return all books to the library! 
YOU are responsible for all books signed out to you. You will have to pay for any book not returned!

Senior 2025 t-shirts are for sale in the Main Office for $15. Cash or check made out to IHS Class 2025.

Seniors!  Visit your elementary school in your cap & gown on Monday. 

If you ordered a yearbook and haven't picked it up, you can pick it up in the Bookstore.  

If you have a LOANER LAPTOP, please return it to the DMRC as soon as possible.

Our last Games Club of the year will be held after school tomorrow from 3:00 pm - 4:15 pm in Room 2000. Wear your Games Club shirts!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Are you interested in doing YARD WORK for an area resident? Please see Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for info.

Attention students of all grades who want to spend a week this summer exploring business and entrepreneurship skills. St John Fisher College is hosting a Business Camp this July. Please see Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for registration information.

Work Study Students--please finish up your discussion posts and return all remaining paystubs and paperwork to Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center--Reminder credit is not awarded until all requirements are met.

“B” Day 

Lunch:  Pasta & beef meatballs w/sauce & dinner roll, Italian mixed vegetables, raw veggie sticks, fruit juice & fruit.

During Regents exams, breakfast will be available in the Small Cafeteria from 7:30 am-7:55 am; Lunches are available in the Small Cafeteria from 10:00 am-12:00 pm and all food must stay in the cafeteria, unless you are getting grab and go and taking it home with you.

In the month of June, IHS greets more and more visitors to the Main Office. If you drive to school and already have a parking spot assigned to you, please park there and only there. Our campus does not have enough parking spots for students to park in the front and have a spot assigned to them.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID at any time a staff member requests to see it. 

ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS!!!  Please clean out your lockers by Monday June 16! Our maintenance staff will be cleaning out all lockers and will be leaving them open during the evening of June 16. The school district is not responsible for any items left in lockers after this time.

Please throw all trash in garbage bins!

Please return all books to the Library! 
YOU are responsible for all books signed out to you. You will have to pay for any book not returned!

There will be a meeting for all interested & current cross-country athletes for the upcoming season. It will be after school today at 3:05 in Mr. Nobles Room (3022). If you have any questions or cannot make it, please see Coach Nobles.

There is a limited supply of Senior 2025 Namedropper t-shirts for sale in the Main Office for $15. Cash or check made out to IHS Class 2025.

Seniors!  Visit your elementary school in your cap & gown on Monday, June 16. Sign up in The Commons if you are interested in participating.

Attention students:  If you ordered a yearbook and haven't picked it up, you can pick it up in the Bookstore.  

Attention IHS:  Our Food Drive to support Foodlink ends today. Suggested items are canned: tuna & chicken, vegetables, fruit, soups & broths, peanut butter and 100% juices. Drop off to Ms. Langley-Cass in Room 2043.

If you have a LOANER LAPTOP, please return it to the DMRC as soon as possible.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Are you interested in doing yardwork for an area resident? Please see Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for info.

Work Study Students--please finish up your discussion posts and return all remaining paystubs and paperwork to Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center--Reminder credit is not awarded until all requirements are met.

“A” Day 

Lunch:  Bosco cheese-filled breadsticks w/marinara, mixed vegetables, raw veggie sticks, applesauce & fruit.

During Regents exams, breakfast will be available in the Small Cafeteria from 7:30 am-7:55 am; Lunches are available in the Small Cafeteria from 10:00 am-12:00 pm and all food must stay in the cafeteria, unless you are getting grab and go and taking it home with you.

In the month of June IHS greets more and more visitors to the Main Office. If you drive to school and already have a parking spot assigned to you, please park there and only there. Our campus does not have enough parking spots for students to park in the front and have a spot assigned to them.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID at any time a staff member requests to see it. 

ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS!!!

Please clean out your lockers by Monday June 16!
Our maintenance staff will be cleaning out all lockers and will be leaving them open during the evening of June 16. The school district is not responsible for any items left in lockers after this time.

Please throw all trash in garbage bins!

Please return all books to the library! 
YOU are responsible for all books signed out to you. You will have to pay for any book not returned!

There will be a meeting for all interested & current cross-country athletes for the upcoming season. It will be after school tomorrow at 3:05 in Mr. Nobles Room (3022). If you have any questions or cannot make it, please see Coach Nobles.

There is a mandatory meeting today for all students taking AP US History next year to discuss the summer project. We will be meeting after school at 3:10 in Room 3028. If you have any questions, please see Mr. Nobles in Room 3022 or Mrs. Schreiber in Room 3028. We look forward to seeing you on Tuesday!

There is a limited supply of Senior 2025 Namedropper t-shirts for sale in the Main Office for $15. Cash or check made out to IHS Class 2025.

Seniors!  Visit your elementary school in your cap & gown on Monday, June 16. Sign up in The Commons if you are interested in participating.

Attention students:  If you ordered a yearbook and haven't picked it up, you can pick it up during lunches in the Bookstore.  

Attention IHS:  Our Food Drive to support Foodlink ends tomorrow. Suggested items are canned: tuna & chicken, vegetables, fruit, soups & broths, peanut butter and 100% juices. Drop off to Ms. Langley-Cass in Room 2043.

If you have a LOANER LAPTOP, please return it to the DMRC as soon as possible.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Are you interested in doing yardwork for an area resident? See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for info.

Work Study Students--please finish up your discussion posts and return all remaining paystubs and paperwork to Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center--Reminder credit is not awarded until all requirements are met.

“B” Day 

Lunch:  Buffalo chicken macaroni & cheese, green beans, raw veggie sticks, diced pears & fresh fruit.

Attention Students: As the end of the school year approaches, IHS greets more and more visitors to the Main Office. If you drive to school and already have a parking spot assigned to you, please park there and only there. Our campus does not have enough parking spots for students to park in the front and have a spot assigned to them.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID at any time a staff member requests to see it. 

There will be a meeting for all interested & current cross-country athletes for the upcoming season. It will be after school on Wednesday at 3:05 in Mr. Nobles Room (3022). If you have any questions or cannot make it, please see Coach Nobles.

There is a mandatory meeting tomorrow for all students taking AP US History next year to discuss the summer project. We will be meeting after school at 3:10 in Room 3028. If you have any questions, please see Mr. Nobles in Room 3022 or Mrs. Schreiber in Room 3028. We look forward to seeing you on Tuesday!

There is a limited supply of Senior 2025 Namedropper t-shirts for sale in the Main Office for $15. Cash or check made out to IHS Class 2025.

All elevator passes must be turned in to the Health Office by the end of the day. Passes will be issued daily as needed. 

Seniors!  Sign up in the Commons if you plan on visiting your elementary school on Monday, June 16.  

Attention students:  If you ordered a yearbook and haven't picked it up, you can pick it up during lunches in the Bookstore.  

Attention IHS:  If you want to help us fight the problem of hunger, YOU can make a difference! We are supporting a Food Drive now thru Wednesday. All donations will go to Foodlink. Suggested items are canned: tuna & chicken, vegetables, fruit, soups & broths, peanut butter and 100% juices. Drop off to Ms. Langley-Cass in Room 2043.

If you have a LOANER LAPTOP, please return it to the DMRC as soon as possible.

ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS!!!You will have less than a week to clean out your lockers. The school district will not be responsible for any items left in lockers after next Monday.

Please return all books to the Library! YOU are responsible for all books signed out to you. You will have to pay for any book not returned!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Are you interested in doing yardwork for an area resident? Please see Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for info.

Work Study Students--please finish up your discussion posts and return all remaining paystubs and paperwork to Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center--Reminder credit is not awarded until all requirements are met.

“A” Day 

Lunch:  Hot beef meatball sub, leafy green salad, raw veggie sticks, Mandarin oranges & fresh fruit.

Attention Students: As the end of the school year approaches, IHS greets more and more visitors to the Main Office. If you drive to school and already have a parking spot assigned to you, please park there and only there. Our campus does not have enough parking spots for students to park in the front and have a spot assigned to them.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID at any time a staff member requests to see it. 

There will be a meeting for all interested & current cross-country athletes for the upcoming season. It will be after school on Wednesday at 3:05 in Mr. Nobles Room (3022). If you have any questions or cannot make it, please see Coach Nobles.

There is a mandatory meeting on June 10 for all students taking AP US History next year to discuss the summer project. We will be meeting after school at 3:10 in Room 3028. If you have any questions, please see Mr. Nobles in Room 3022 or Mrs. Schreiber in Room 3028. We look forward to seeing you on Tuesday!

There is a limited supply of Senior 2025 Namedropper t-shirts for sale in the Main Office for $15. Cash or check made out to IHS Class 2025.

All elevator passes must be turned in to the Health Office by the end of the day on Monday. Passes will be issued daily as needed. 

IMPORTANT INFO for students taking tomorrow’s SAT’s:  You need to bring a physical school ID, driver's license or passport to the exam. Photocopies or screenshots will NOT be permitted. Also, be sure that the BlueBook app is on your device and is updated.

Seniors!  Sign up in the Commons if you plan on visiting your elementary school on Monday, June 16.  

Attention students:  If you ordered a yearbook and haven't picked it up, you can pick it up during lunches in the Bookstore.  

Attention IHS:  If you want to help us fight the problem of hunger, YOU can make a difference! We are supporting a Food Drive now thru Wednesday. All donations will go to Foodlink. Suggested items are canned: tuna & chicken, vegetables, fruit, soups & broths, peanut butter and 100% juices. Drop off to Ms. Langley-Cass in Room 2043.

If you have a LOANER LAPTOP, please return it to the DMRC as soon as possible.

ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS!!!You will have less than two weeks to clean out your lockers. The school district will not be responsible for any items left in lockers after June 16.

Please return all books to the Library! YOU are responsible for all books signed out to you. You will have to pay for any book not returned!

Games Club will meet after school today from 3:00 pm - 4:15 pm in Room 2000. All are welcome- no experience necessary. We play board games, card games & strategy games, including D & D and Chess.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Are you interested in doing yardwork for an area resident? Please see Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for info.

Work Study Students--please finish up your discussion posts and return all remaining paystubs and paperwork to Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center--Reminder credit is not awarded until all requirements are met.

“B” Day 

Lunch:  Wild Mike’s cheese bites, w/sauce, steamed broccoli, raw veggie sticks, diced peaches & fresh fruit.

Attention Students: As the end of the school year approaches, IHS greets more and more visitors to the Main Office. If you drive to school and already have a parking spot assigned to you, please park there and only there. Our campus does not have enough parking spots for students to park in the front and have a spot assigned to them.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID at any time a staff member requests to see it. 

All elevator passes must be turned in to the Health Office by the end of the day on Monday, June 9.  After that, passes will be issued daily as needed. 

IMPORTANT INFORMATION for students taking the SAT’s this Saturday:  You need to bring a physical school ID, driver's license or passport to the exam. Photocopies or screenshots will NOT be permitted. Also, be sure that the BlueBook app is on your device and is updated.

Seniors!  Sign up in the Commons if you are you are planning on visiting your elementary school on Monday, June 16.  

Attention IHS:  If you ordered a yearbook, you can pick it up during all lunches in the Bookstore.  

Attention IHS:  If you want to help us fight the problem of hunger, YOU can make a difference! We are supporting a Food Drive now thru Wednesday. All donations will go to Foodlink. Suggested items are canned: tuna & chicken, vegetables, fruit, soups & broths, peanut butter and 100% juices. Drop off to Ms. Langley-Cass in Room 2043.

Art Club will be meeting today from 3:10 pm to 4:00 pm in Ms. Jacobs’ room (#1150). We will be having our end of year party & will be creating buttons!

If you have a LOANER LAPTOP, please return it to the DMRC as soon as possible.

ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS!!!  You will have less than two weeks to clean out your lockers. The school district will not be responsible for any items left in lockers after June 16.

Please return all books to the Library! YOU are responsible for all books signed out to you. You will have to pay for any book not returned!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Work Study Students--please finish up your discussion posts and return all remaining paystubs and paperwork to Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center--Reminder credit is not awarded until all requirements are met.

“A” Day 

Lunch:  Chicken Smackers, mashed potatoes & gravy, raw veggie sticks, juice & fresh fruit.

Attention Students: As the end of the school year approaches, IHS greets more and more visitors to the Main Office. If you drive to school and already have a parking spot assigned to you, please park there and only there. Our campus does not have enough parking spots for students to park in the front and have a spot assigned to them.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID at any time a staff member requests to see it. 

All elevator passes must be turned in to the Health Office by the end of the day on Monday, June 9.  After that, passes will be issued daily as needed. 

IMPORTANT INFORMATION for students taking the SAT’s this Saturday:  You need to bring a physical school ID, driver's license or passport to the exam. Photocopies or screenshots will NOT be permitted. Also, be sure that the BlueBook app is on your device and is updated.

Sophomores today is the day! Voting for class officers will be available on Schoology from 1st -8th period and the new officers will be contacted by email by the end of the day. Vote, and remind your friends to vote too!

Attention students:  If you ordered a yearbook and haven't picked it up, you can pick it up during lunches in the Bookstore.  

Attention IHS:  If you want to help us fight the problem of hunger, YOU can make a difference! We are  supporting a Food Drive starting today thru June 11. All donations will go to Foodlink. Suggested items are canned: tuna & chicken, vegetables, fruit, soups & broths, peanut butter and 100% juices. Drop off to Ms. Langley-Cass in Room 2043.

Art Club will be meeting tomorrow from 3:10 pm to 4:00 pm in Ms. Jacobs’ room (#1150). We will be having our end of year party & will be creating buttons!

If you have a LOANER LAPTOP, please return it to the DMRC as soon as possible.

ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS!!!  You will have two weeks to clean out your lockers. The school district will not be responsible for any items left in lockers after June 16.

Please return all books to the Library! YOU are responsible for all books signed out to you. You will have to pay for any book not returned!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Work Study Students--please finish up your discussion posts and return all remaining paystubs and paperwork to Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center--Reminder credit is not awarded until all requirements are met.

“B” Day 

It’s Taco Tuesday! A beef taco with trimmings, seasoned corn, raw veggie sticks, applesauce & fresh fruit.

Attention Students: As the end of the school year approaches, IHS greets more and more visitors to the Main Office. If you drive to school and already have a parking spot assigned to you, please park there and only there. Our campus does not have enough parking spots for students to park in the front and have a spot assigned to them.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID at any time a staff member requests to see it. 

All elevator passes must be turned in to the Health Office by the end of day on Friday, June 13.  After that, passes will be issued daily as needed. 

ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS!!!
You will have two weeks to clean out your lockers. The school district will not be responsible for any items left in lockers after June 16.

Please return all books to the Library! YOU are responsible for all books signed out to you. You will have to pay for any book not returned!

Attention IHS:  If you want to help us fight the problem of hunger, YOU can make a difference! We are  supporting a Food Drive starting today thru June 11. All donations will go to Foodlink. Suggested items are canned: tuna & chicken, vegetables, fruit, soups & broths, peanut butter and 100% juices. Drop off to Ms. Langley-Cass in Room 2043.

Art Club will be meeting on Thursday from 3:10 pm to 4:00 pm in Ms. Jacobs’ room (#1150). We will be having our end of year party & will be creating buttons!

If you have a LOANER LAPTOP, please return it to the DMRC as soon as possible.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Work Study Students--please finish up your discussion posts and return all remaining paystubs and paperwork to Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center--Reminder credit is not awarded until all requirements are met.

“A” Day 

Lunch: Pizza crunchers w/marinara, green beans, raw veggie sticks, diced pears & fresh fruit.

Attention Students: As the end of the school year approaches, IHS greets more and more visitors to the Main Office. If you drive to school and already have a parking spot assigned to you, please park there and only there. Our campus does not have enough parking spots for students to park in the front and have a spot assigned to them.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID at any time a staff member requests to see it. 

Art Club will be meeting on Thursday from 3:10 pm to 4:00 pm in Ms. Jacobs’ room (#1150). We will be having our end of year party & will be creating buttons!

If you have a LOANER LAPTOP, please return it to the DMRC as soon as possible.

Student Advisory Council’s next event will take place today at 3:00 pm in the Dake Conference Room. Pizza will be provided.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Work Study Students--please finish up your discussion posts and return all remaining paystubs and paperwork to Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center--Reminder credit is not awarded until all requirements are met.

“B” Day 

Lunch: Hot Chicken Fajita or Chicken Tikka Masala wrap, Romaine salad, raw veggie sticks, Mandarin oranges & fruit.

Attention Students: As the end of the school year approaches, IHS greets more and more visitors to the Main Office. If you drive to school and already have a parking spot assigned to you, please park there and only there. Our campus does not have enough parking spots for students to park in the front and have a spot assigned to them.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID at any time a staff member requests to see it. 

If you have a LOANER LAPTOP, please return it to the DMRC as soon as possible.

Amnesty International Club would like to thank our IHS family for helping to raise funds for the NetLife, a local organization that helps prevent Malaria in Senegal. We collected $289 with our ArtsFest ‘Duct Tape a Teacher to a Wall’ fundraiser!  A special shout out to Mr. Kramer who valiantly defied gravity for over 20 minutes. Thanks everyone for supporting our Amnesty Club this year! 

Our Vape Take Back event takes place today. Just dispose of your vape in the Counseling Center’s disposal box for a $10 gift card from Uplift Irondequoit. Your participation is anonymous, and your information will not be shared. Make the decision to quit, protect the health and safety of yourself and your peers, and protect our environment by safely disposing of your unwanted vape.

Games Club will meet after school today from 3:00 pm - 4:15 pm in Room 2000 (Ms. Johnson's Earth Science Room). All are welcome- no experience necessary. We play board games, card games & strategy games, including D & D and Chess.

Student Advisory Council’s next event will take place on Monday at 3:00 pm in the Dake Conference Room. Pizza will be provided.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Schooner’s Riverside Pub is still hiring kitchen staff for the summer. To apply go to the Shumway Marine website and click on the Schooner's tab and then apply!

Do you want to learn more about being a pharmacist? St. John Fisher School of Pharmacy is offering a Pharmacy Summer Camp on Aug. 4-8 for rising juniors and seniors to explore a career in Pharmacy-- See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for registration details.

Looking for a part time job? IBC is looking to hire a responsible dishwasher age 16+ who is available year-round--See Mrs. Bucciarelli for further information.

Work Study Students--please finish up your discussion posts & return all remaining paystubs & paperwork to Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center--Reminder credit is not awarded until all requirements are met.

“A” Day 

Lunch: Mozzarella sticks w/sauce & dinner rolls, steamed broccoli, raw veggie sticks, diced peaches, fresh fruit.

Attention Students: As the end of the school year approaches, IHS greets more and more visitors to the Main Office. If you drive to school and already have a parking spot assigned to you, please park there and only there. Our campus does not have enough parking spots for students to park in the front and have a spot assigned to them.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID at any time a staff member requests to see it. 

Amnesty International Club would like to thank our IHS family for helping to raise funds for the NetLife, a local organization that helps prevent Malaria in Senegal. We collected $289 with our ArtsFest ‘Duct Tape a Teacher to a Wall’ fundraiser!  A special shout out to Mr. Kramer who valiantly defied gravity for over 20 minutes. Thanks everyone for supporting our Amnesty Club this year! 

Our Vape Take Back event takes place tomorrow. Just dispose of your vape in the Counseling Center's disposal box for a $10 gift card from Uplift Irondequoit. Your participation is anonymous, and your information will not be shared. Make the decision to quit, protect the health and safety of yourself and your peers, and protect our environment by safely disposing of your unwanted vape.

Freshmen: You may pick up your yearbook today during periods 4,5,6 in Room 1081 (the office next to Ms. Griffin's) in The Commons! 

Games Club will meet after school from 3:00 pm - 4:15 pm today in Room 2000 (Ms. Johnson's Earth Science Room). All are welcome- no experience necessary. We play board games, card games & strategy games, including D & D and Chess.

Student Advisory Council’s next event will take place on Monday, June 2 at 3:00 pm. The meeting will take place in the Dake Conference Room. Pizza will be provided.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Schooner’s Riverside Pub is still hiring kitchen staff for the summer. To apply go to the Shumway Marine website and click on the Schooner's tab and then apply!

Do you want to learn more about being a pharmacist? St. John Fisher School of Pharmacy is offering a Pharmacy Summer Camp on Aug. 4-8 for rising juniors and seniors to explore a career in Pharmacy-- See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for registration details.

Looking for a part time job? IBC is looking to hire a responsible dishwasher age 16+ who is available year-round--See Mrs. Bucciarelli for further information.

Work Study Students--please finish up your discussion posts and return all remaining paystubs and paperwork to Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center--Reminder credit is not awarded until all requirements are met.

“B” Day 

Lunch: French toast sticks w/port sausage patty, warm cinnamon apples, raw veggie sticks, fruit juice, fresh fruit.

Attention Students: As the end of the school year approaches, IHS greets more and more visitors to the Main Office. If you drive to school and already have a parking spot assigned to you, please park there and only there. Our campus does not have enough parking spots for students to park in the front and have a spot assigned to them.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID at any time a staff member requests to see it. 

Want a $10 gift card? Our Vape Take Back event takes place on Friday, May 30. Just dispose of your vape in the counseling office disposal box for a $10 gift card from Uplift Irondequoit. Your participation is anonymous, and your information will not be shared. Make the decision to quit, protect the health and safety of yourself and your peers, and protect our environment by safely disposing of your unwanted vape.

Sophomores may pick up your yearbook today during periods 4,5,6 in Room 1081 (the office next to Ms. Griffin's) in The Commons! 
Freshmen may pick up your yearbooks tomorrow

Student Advisory Council's next event will take place on Monday, June 2 at 3:00 pm. The meeting will take place in the Dake Conference Room. Pizza will be provided.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Schooner’s Riverside Pub is now hiring kitchen staff for the summer. To apply go to the Shumway Marine website and click on the Schooner's tab and then apply!

Do you want to learn more about being a pharmacist? St. John Fisher School of Pharmacy is offering a Pharmacy Summer Camp on Aug. 4-8 for rising juniors and seniors to explore a career in Pharmacy-- See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for registration details.

“A” Day 

Lunch: Stir-fry chicken & rice w/fried rice & cookie, mixed vegetables, raw veggies sticks, applesauce, fresh fruit.

Attention Students: As the end of the school year approaches, IHS greets more and more visitors to the Main Office. If you drive to school and already have a parking spot assigned to you, please park there and only there. Our campus does not have enough parking spots for students to park in the front and have a spot assigned to them.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID at any time a staff member requests to see it. 

Juniors: You may pick up your yearbook today during periods 4,5,6 in Room 1081 (the office next to Ms. Griffin's) in The Commons! 
Underclassmen may pick up their yearbooks on the follow days:
Sophomores: Wednesday, May 28
Freshmen: Thursday, May 29

The next Student Advisory Council event will take place on Monday, June 2 at 3:00 pm. The meeting will take place in the Dake Conference Room. Pizza will be provided.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Schooner’s Riverside Pub is now hiring kitchen staff for the summer. To apply go to the Shumway Marine website and click on the Schooner's tab and then apply!

Do you want to learn more about being a pharmacist? St. John Fisher School of Pharmacy is offering a Pharmacy summer camp on Aug. 4-8 for rising juniors and seniors to explore a career in Pharmacy-- See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for registration details.

“B” Day 

During ArtsFest today, the only lunchroom open will be the hot lunch line. We will have pizza and a few salads & snacks available there. Back by popular demand is our blender bike! Come pedal your way to a smoothie for only $2 (cash only!)

Attention Students: As the end of the school year approaches, IHS greets more and more visitors to the Main Office. If you drive to school and already have a parking spot assigned to you, please park there and only there. Our campus does not have enough parking spots for students to park in the front and have a spot assigned to them.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID at any time a staff member requests to see it. 

If you are new to IHS, today is ArtsFest! There will be visiting artists, live music and much, much more! What to do: Try a pottery wheel, rock painting, Henna Tattoos, write a letter to a veteran, Photo booth, make a tie dye, balloon animals, beadwork, try calligraphy & wax stamps. Make a bracelet, Duct tape Mr. Kramer to a wall, try Origami etc.! Food: Hot dogs, veggie burgers & food trucks! Have $5-$20 in your pocket so your day is more fun…there’s lots to TRY, CREATE, Eat, Buy, Enjoy & Donate to! 

Seniors: You may pick up your yearbook today during periods 4,5,6 in Room 1081 (the office next to Ms. Griffin's) in The Commons! 
Underclassmen may pick up their yearbooks on the follow days:
Juniors: Tuesday, May 27 
Sophomores: Wednesday, May 28
Freshmen: Thursday, May 29

Are you a senior who still needs to buy a Ball ticket? This week is your last chance! First, submit the necessary paperwork and then find Mrs. Quintero to buy your $45 ticket. Today, during Arts Fest you can find her at the rock painting table. 

The Sophomore class is hosting a tie-dye booth for Arts Fest! Come tie-dye a shirt for $9 or bring some pals and get 3 shirts for $21! Shirts will be available in small sizes to 4XL. All proceeds will benefit the Irondequoit Food Cupboard.

The next Student Advisory Council will take place on Monday, June 2 at 3:00 pm. The meeting will take place in the Dake Conference Room. Pizza will be provided.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

The College and Career Center will be CLOSED today. If you need to get a work permit, please go to the Counseling Center.

Schooner’s Riverside Pub is now hiring kitchen staff for the summer. To apply go to the Shumway Marine website and click on the Schooner's tab and then apply!

Do you want to learn more about being a pharmacist? St. John Fisher School of Pharmacy is offering a Pharmacy summer camp on Aug. 4-8 for rising juniors and seniors to explore a career in Pharmacy-- See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for registration details.

“A” Day 

Lunch: A regular or spicy chicken patty sandwich, seasoned carrots, raw veggie sticks, diced peaches & fresh fruit.

TOMORROW during ArtsFest, the only lunchroom open will be the hot lunch line. We will have pizza and a few salads & snacks available there. Back by popular demand is our blender bike! Come pedal your way to a smoothie for only $2 (cash only!)

Attention Students: As the end of the school year approaches, IHS greets more and more visitors to the Main Office. If you drive to school and already have a parking spot assigned to you, please park there and only there. Our campus does not have enough parking spots for students to park in the front and have a spot assigned to them.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID at any time a staff member requests to see it. 

Seniors:  You may pick up your yearbook tomorrow during periods 4,5,6 in Room 1081 (the office next to Ms. Griffin's) in The Commons! 
Underclassmen may pick up their yearbooks on the follow days:
Juniors: Tuesday, May 27 
Sophomores: Wednesday, May 28
Freshmen: Thursday, May 29

Attention Seniors! If you wish to have your graduation speech evaluated by the committee, you must turn in your draft to Ms. Schrank by 3:00 pm TODAY! You can drop off a hard copy to the Main Office or email it to kim_schrank@westiron.monroe.edu

Are you a senior who still needs to buy a Ball ticket? This week is your last chance! First, submit the necessary paperwork and then find Mrs. Quintero to buy your $45 ticket. Today, you can find her in Room 2071; during Arts Fest tomorrow, you can find her at the rock painting table. 

The Sophomore class is hosting a tie-dye booth for Arts Fest! Come tie-dye a shirt for $9 or bring some pals and get 3 shirts for $21! Shirts will be available in small sizes to 4XL. All proceeds will benefit the Irondequoit Food Cupboard.

Amnesty International Club will be Duct Taping Mr. Kramer to a wall in The Commons on Friday 1pm during ArtsFest! If you want to join in on the fun, we’ll be selling strips of duct tape today & tomorrow during lunch periods in The Commons for $1. Your name will be written on our official spread sheet and then you can get your duct tape strip on Friday. All proceeds will be going to NetLife, a local organization helping defeat Malaria in Senegal. Hope to see you all there!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

The College and Career Center will be CLOSED tomorrow. If you need to get a work permit, please go to the Counseling Center.

Schooner’s Riverside Pub is now hiring kitchen staff for the summer. To apply go to the Shumway Marine website and click on the Schooner's tab and then apply!

Do you want to learn more about being a pharmacist? St. John Fisher School of Pharmacy is offering a Pharmacy summer camp on Aug. 4-8 for rising juniors and seniors to explore a career in Pharmacy-- See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for registration details.

Seniors who will be attending MCC in the fall: There is a field trip going to MCC for Advisement and Registration Day next Tuesday. If you would like help setting up your class schedule and understanding your financial aid, please grab a permission slip from the College and Career Center.

“B” Day

Lunch: Pasta w/beef meatballs & sauce or stuffed shells, roll, Italian mixed vegetables, raw veggie sticks, juice & fruit.

Attention Students: As the end of the school year approaches, IHS greets more and more visitors to the Main Office. If you drive to school and already have a parking spot assigned to you, please park there and only there. Our campus does not have enough parking spots for students to park in the front and have a spot assigned to them.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID at any time a staff member requests to see it.

Seniors: Pick up your yearbook on Friday, periods 4,5,6 in Room 1081 (the office next to Ms. Griffin's) in The Commons!

Underclassmen may pick up their yearbooks on the follow days:  Juniors: Tuesday, May 27, Sophomores: Wednesday, May 28, Freshmen: Thursday, May 29

Attention Seniors! Any senior who is interested in giving a speech at graduation should submit a draft of their speech to Mrs. Schrank in the Main Office no later than tomorrow. Drafts received after the deadline cannot be accepted.

Amnesty International Club will be Duct Taping Mr. Kramer to a wall in The Commons on Friday 1pm during ArtsFest! If you want to join in on the fun, we’ll be selling strips of duct tape today & tomorrow during lunch periods in The Commons for $1. Your name will be written on our official spread sheet and then you can get your duct tape strip on Friday. All proceeds will be going to NetLife, a local organization helping defeat Malaria in Senegal. Hope to see you all there!

Has your Art Teacher told you that you are an Art Ambassador? There is an Arts Fest Planning Meeting in Jacob’s room #1150 today from 3:05 to 3:20.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

The College & Career Center will be closed TODAY during periods 4-6 for the annual Career Connection Celebration--feel free to stop in before or after that time if assistance is needed.

Schooner’s Riverside Pub is now hiring kitchen staff for the summer. To apply go to the Shumway Marine website and click on the Schooner's tab and then apply!

Do you want to learn more about being a pharmacist? St. John Fisher School of Pharmacy is offering a Pharmacy summer camp on Aug. 4-8 for rising juniors and seniors to explore a career in Pharmacy-- See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for registration details.

Seniors who will be attending MCC in the fall: There is a field trip going to MCC for Advisement and Registration Day next Tuesday. If you would like help setting up your class schedule and understanding your financial aid, please grab a permission slip from the College and Career Center.

“A” Day 

Lunch: Cheeseburger macaroni & cheese, green beans, raw veggie sticks, diced pears, fresh fruit & milk.

Attention Students: As the end of the school year approaches, IHS greets more and more visitors to the Main Office. If you drive to school and already have a parking spot assigned to you, please park there and only there. Our campus does not have enough parking spots for students to park in the front and have a spot assigned to them.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID at any time a staff member requests to see it. 

Attention Seniors! Any senior who is interested in giving a speech at graduation should submit a draft of their speech to Mrs. Schrank in the Main Office no later than Thursday. Drafts received after the deadline cannot be accepted.

Amnesty International Club will be Duct Taping Mr. Kramer to a wall in The Commons on Friday 1pm during ArtsFest! If you want to join in on the fun, we’ll be selling strips of duct tape tomorrow & Thursday during lunch periods in The Commons for $1. Your name will be written on our official spread sheet and then you can get your duct tape strip on Friday. All proceeds will be going to NetLife, a local organization helping defeat Malaria in Senegal. Hope to see you all there!

Attention Freshmen! Today is the last day for our candy salad fundraiser! Please bring your donation to Room 3009. 

Has your Art Teacher told you that you are an Art Ambassador? There is an Arts Fest Planning Meeting in Jacob’s room #1150 tomorrow from 3:05 to 3:20. 

Would you want to go on an all expenses paid trip to Nashville?! We have a unique opportunity this summer for those who may be interested in leadership related to substance use prevention. The mid-year CADCA Leadership Conference is located in Nashville. Please see Mrs. Corcimiglia in Counseling with any questions or interest. Applications are due May 19!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Schooner’s Riverside Pub is now hiring kitchen staff for the summer. To apply go to the Shumway Marine website and click on the Schooner's tab and then apply!

Do you want to learn more about being a pharmacist? St. John Fisher School of Pharmacy is offering a Pharmacy summer camp on Aug. 4-8 for rising juniors and seniors to explore a career in Pharmacy-- See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for registration details.

Seniors who will be attending MCC in the fall: There is a field trip going to MCC for Advisement and Registration Day next Tuesday. If you would like help setting up your class schedule and understanding your financial aid, please grab a permission slip from the College and Career Center.

“B” Day 

Lunch: Bosco cheese-filled breadsticks w/marinara, mixed vegetables, raw veggie sticks, diced pears, fresh fruit & milk.

Attention Students: As the end of the school year approaches, IHS greets more and more visitors to the Main Office. If you drive to school and already have a parking spot assigned to you, please park there and only there. Our campus does not have enough parking spots for students to park in the front and have a spot assigned to them.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID at any time a staff member requests to see it. 

Attention Seniors! Any senior who is interested in giving a speech at graduation should submit a draft of their speech to Mrs. Schrank in the Main Office no later than Thursday. Drafts received after the deadline cannot be accepted.

Seniors! Please pick up your Lawn Signs & Senior Namedropper Shirts after school in the Main Office.

Amnesty International Club will be Duct Taping Mr. Kramer to a wall in The Commons on Friday 1pm during ArtsFest! If you want to join in on the fun, we’ll be selling strips of duct tape this Wednesday & Thursday during lunch periods in The Commons for $1. Your name will be written on our official spread sheet and then you can get your duct tape strip on Friday. All proceeds will be going to NetLife, a local organization helping defeat malaria in Senegal. Hope to see you all there!

Has your Art Teacher told you that you are an Art Ambassador? There is an Arts Fest Planning Meeting in Jacob’s room #1150 on Thursday from 3:05 to 3:20. 

Would you want to go on an all expenses paid trip to Nashville?! We have a unique opportunity this summer for those who may be interested in leadership related to substance use prevention. The mid-year CADCA Leadership Conference is located in Nashville. Please see Mrs. Corcimiglia in Counseling with any questions or interest. Applications are due May 19!

Attention Juniors! Senior election packets are on Schoology and in Room 1220. Any junior wishing to run for office must attend a short meeting for all potential candidates tomorrow at 7:35 am in Room 1220 and complete all election requirements by 3:00 pm on Tuesday, May 27. If you do not attend, turn in your essay, or get required approvals on time, you will be ineligible to run for office. 

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Schooner’s Riverside Pub is now hiring kitchen staff for the summer. To apply go to the Shumway Marine website and click on the Schooner's tab and then apply!

Do you want to learn more about being a pharmacist? St. John Fisher School of Pharmacy is offering a Pharmacy summer camp on Aug. 4-8 for rising juniors and seniors to explore a career in Pharmacy-- See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for registration details.

Seniors who will be attending MCC in the fall: There is a field trip going to MCC for Advisement and Registration Day on Tuesday, May 27. If you would like help setting up your class schedule and understanding your financial aid, please grab a permission slip from the College and Career Center.

“A” Day 

Lunch: A hot beef meatball sub, leafy green salad, raw veggie sticks, Mandarin oranges, fresh fruit & milk.

Attention Students: As the end of the school year approaches, IHS greets more and more visitors to the Main Office. If you drive to school and already have a parking spot assigned to you, please park there and only there. Our campus does not have enough parking spots for students to park in the front and have a spot assigned to them.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Attention Seniors! Any senior who is interested in giving a speech at graduation should submit a draft of their speech to Mrs. Schrank in the Main Office no later than Thursday, May 22. Drafts received after the deadline cannot be accepted.

Would you want to go on an all expenses paid trip to Nashville?! We have a unique opportunity this summer for those who may be interested in leadership related to substance use prevention. The mid-year CADCA Leadership Conference is located in Nashville. Please see Mrs. Corcimiglia in Counseling with any questions or interest. Applications are due May 19!

Attention Juniors! Senior election packets are on Schoology and in Room 1220. Any junior wishing to run for office must attend a short meeting for all potential candidates on Tuesday May 20 at 7:35 am in Room 1220 and complete all election requirements by 3:00 pm on Tuesday, May 27. If you do not attend, turn in your essay, or get required approvals on time, you will be ineligible to run for office. 

Seniors! Please pick up your Lawn Signs & Senior Namedropper Shirts after school in the Main Office.

Seniors! Today is the last day to purchase your ticket ($45) for Ball which will be held on Friday, June 13 from 7 pm to 11 pm. They are on sale for $45 during all lunch periods in The Commons. Remember before you buy your ticket, make sure: all your library books are returned, you’re in good academic standing & any guests you're bringing have been approved. Forms are in the AP & Main Offices.

Games Club will meet after school from 3:00 pm - 4:15 pm today in Room 2000 (Ms. Johnson's Earth Science Room). All are welcome- no experience necessary. We play board games, card games & strategy games, including D & D and Chess. 

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Today’s Future Friday guests will be members of the St Paul Fire Department here to share information on a career as a firefighter. Stop by their table in The Commons during all lunches to find out more!

Do you want to learn more about being a pharmacist? St. John Fisher School of Pharmacy is offering a Pharmacy summer camp on Aug. 4-8 for rising juniors and seniors to explore a career in Pharmacy-- See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for registration details.

Seniors who will be attending MCC in the fall: There is a field trip going to MCC for Advisement and Registration Day on Tuesday, May 27. If you would like help setting up your class schedule and understanding your financial aid, please grab a permission slip from the College and Career Center.

Attention Juniors and Seniors with an interest in Math & Physics—tomorrow is the last day to apply for the U of R Free Summer Photon Camp. Apply online or stop by The Career Center for more details.

RIT is offering a FREE, three-day summer program focused on introducing high school students (GR 10-12) to the various professions in the field of accounting. The program is for students who want to get real-life college experience and have an opportunity to receive a scholarship in the process. The program will be held from Friday, May 30 thru Sunday, June 1. It includes an overnight stay in the dormitories, an introduction to business professionals, workshops to prepare for college & the workforce. Plus, all meals and activities are included. See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for more details.

“B” Day 

Lunch: Wild Mike’s Cheese Bites w/sauce, steamed broccoli,, raw veggie sticks, diced peaches, fresh fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Hey IHS! Would you want to go on an all expenses paid trip to Nashville?! We have a unique opportunity this summer for those who may be interested in leadership related to substance use prevention. The mid-year CADCA Leadership Conference is located in Nashville. Please see Mrs. Corcimiglia in Counseling with any questions or interest. Applications are due May 19!

Amnesty Club has a meeting this today to put the finishing touches on our malaria fundraiser. IHS, please support our ArtsFest table, in The Commons, where we'll be duct taping Mr. Kramer to the wall!  

Art Club will be meeting today from 3:10 pm to 4:00 pm in Ms. Jacobs’ room (#1150). We will be creating Gelli Prints.

Attention Juniors! Senior election packets are on Schoology and in Room 1220. Any junior wishing to run for office must attend a short meeting for all potential candidates on Tuesday May 20 at 7:35 am in Room 1220 and complete all election requirements by 3:00 pm on Tuesday, May 27. If you do not attend, turn in your essay, or get required approvals on time, you will be ineligible to run for office. 

Seniors! Please pick up your Lawn Signs & Senior Namedropper Shirts after school in the Main Office.

Seniors! Ball is on Friday, June 13 from 7 pm to 11 pm and tickets are on sale for $45 each. You can purchase them in The Commons during all lunch periods now through Friday.
Remember before you buy your ticket, make sure:
•    You’ve returned all your library books 
•    You're in good academic standing 
•    Any guests you're bringing have been approved. Forms are in the AP & Main Offices.
Let’s make it a night to remember!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Tomorrow’s Future Friday guests will be members of the St Paul Fire Department here to share information on a career as a firefighter. Stop by their table in The Commons tomorrow during all lunches to find out more!

Do you want to learn more about being a pharmacist? St. John Fisher School of Pharmacy is offering a Pharmacy summer camp on Aug. 4-8 for rising juniors and seniors to explore a career in Pharmacy-- See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for registration details.

Seniors! If you still need to apply to MCC, please see Mrs. Cook immediately. We will have an admissions counselor from MCC here today for Instant Acceptance interviews. It is not too late to get accepted and register for classes!

Seniors who will be attending MCC in the fall: There is a field trip going to MCC for Advisement and Registration Day on Tuesday, May 27. If you would like help setting up your class schedule and understanding your financial aid, please grab a permission slip from the College and Career Center.

Attention Juniors and Seniors with an interest in Math & Physics—tomorrow is the last day to apply for the U of R Free Summer Photon Camp. Apply online or stop by The Career Center for more details.

RIT is offering a FREE, three-day summer program focused on introducing high school students (GR 10-12) to the various professions in the field of accounting. The program is for students who want to get real-life college experience and have an opportunity to receive a scholarship in the process. The program will be held from Friday, May 30 thru Sunday, June 1. It includes an overnight stay in the dormitories, an introduction to business professionals, workshops to prepare for college & the workforce. Plus, all meals and activities are included. See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for more details.

“A” Day 

Lunch: Chicken smackers, mashed potatoes & gravy, raw veggie sticks, fruit juice, fresh fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Art Club will be meeting tomorrow from 3:10 pm to 4:00 pm in Ms. Jacobs’ room (#1150). We will be creating Gelli Prints.

Attention Juniors! Senior election packets are on Schoology and in Room 1220. Any junior wishing to run for office must attend a short meeting for all potential candidates on Tuesday May 20 at 7:35 am in Room 1220 and complete all election requirements by 3:00 pm on Tuesday, May 27. If you do not attend, turn in your essay, or get required approvals on time, you will be ineligible to run for office. 

Seniors! Please pick up your Lawn Signs & Senior Namedropper Shirts after school in the Main Office.

Seniors! Ball is on Friday, June 13 from 7 pm to 11 pm and tickets are on sale for $45 each. You can purchase them in The Commons during all lunch periods now through Friday.
Remember before you buy your ticket, make sure:

• You’ve returned all your library books 
• You're in good academic standing 
• Any guests you're bringing have been approved. Forms are in the AP & Main Offices.

Let’s make it a night to remember!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

This week’s Future Friday guests will be members of the St Paul Fire Department here to share information on a career as a firefighter. Stop by their table in The Commons Friday during all lunches this week to find out more!

Do you want to learn more about being a pharmacist? St John Fisher School of Pharmacy is offering a Pharmacy summer camp on Aug 4-8 for rising juniors and seniors to explore a career in Pharmacy-- See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for registration details.

Seniors! If you still need to apply to MCC, please see Mrs. Cook immediately. We will have an admissions counselor here on today for Instant Acceptance interviews. It is not too late to get accepted and register for classes!

Seniors who will be attending MCC in the fall: There is a field trip going to MCC for Advisement and Registration Day on Tuesday, May 27. If you would like help setting up your class schedule and understanding your financial aid, please grab a permission slip from the College and Career Center.

Attention Juniors and Seniors with an interest in Math and Physics--the University of Rochester Free Summer Photon Camp is now accepting applications until May 16. Apply online or stop by The Career Center for more details.

RIT is offering a FREE, three-day summer program focused on introducing high school students (GR 10-12) to the various professions in the field of accounting. The program is for students who want to get real-life college experience and have an opportunity to receive a scholarship in the process. The program will be held from Friday, May 30 thru Sunday, June 1. It includes an overnight stay in the dormitories, an introduction to business professionals, workshops to prepare for college & the workforce. Plus, all meals and activities are included. See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for more details.

“B” Day 

It’s Taco Tuesday! A taco with trimmings, seasoned corn, raw veggie sticks, applesauce, fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Art Club will be meeting on Thursday from 3:10 pm to 4:00 pm in Ms. Jacobs’ room (#1150). We will be creating Gelli Prints.

Attention Juniors! Senior election packets are on Schoology and in Room 1220. Any junior wishing to run for office must attend a short meeting for all potential candidates on Tuesday May 20 at 7:35 am in Room 1220 and complete all election requirements by 3:00 pm on Tuesday, May 27. If you do not attend, turn in your essay, or get required approvals on time, you will be ineligible to run for office. 

Green Team will be picking up empty deposit bottles & cans after school today. If you would like them to stop by your classroom, please put your empties out for them to pick up. 

Seniors! Please pick up your Lawn Signs & Senior Namedropper Shirts after school in the Main Office.

Seniors! Ball is on Friday, June 13 from 7 pm to 11 pm and tickets are on sale for $45 each. You can purchase them in The Commons during all lunch periods now through Friday.
Remember before you buy your ticket, make sure:

• You’ve returned all your library books 
• You're in good academic standing 
• Any guests you're bringing have been approved. Forms are in the AP & Main Offices.

Let’s make it a night to remember!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

This week’s Future Friday guests will be members of the St Paul Fire Department here to share information on a career as a firefighter. Stop by their table in The Commons Friday during all lunches this week to find out more!

Do you want to learn more about being a pharmacist? St John Fisher School of Pharmacy is offering a Pharmacy summer camp on Aug 4-8 for rising juniors and seniors to explore a career in Pharmacy-- See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for registration details.

Seniors! If you still need to apply to MCC, please see Mrs. Cook immediately. We will have an admissions counselor here on tomorrow for Instant Acceptance interviews. It is not too late to get accepted and register for classes!

SENIORS who will be attending MCC in the fall: There is a field trip going to MCC for Advisement and Registration Day on Tuesday, May 27. If you would like help setting up your class schedule and understanding your financial aid, please grab a permission slip from the College and Career Center.

Attention Juniors and Seniors with an interest in Math and Physics--the University of Rochester Free Summer Photon Camp is now accepting applications until May 16. Apply online or stop by The Career Center for more details.

RIT is offering a FREE, three-day summer program focused on introducing high school students (GR 10-12) to the various professions in the field of accounting. The program is for students who want to get real-life college experience and have an opportunity to receive a scholarship in the process. The program will be held from Friday, May 30 thru Sunday, June 1. It includes an overnight stay in the dormitories, an introduction to business professionals, workshops to prepare for college & the workforce. Plus, all meals and activities are included. See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for more details.

“A” Day 

Lunch: Pizza crunchers w/marinara, green beans, raw veggie sticks, diced pears, fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Seniors! You can pick up your Lawn Signs & Senior Namedropper Shirts after school in the Main Office.

Seniors! Ball is on Friday, June 13 from 7 pm to 11 pm and tickets are on sale for $45 each. You can purchase them in The Commons during all lunch periods now through Friday.
Remember before you buy your ticket, make sure:

• You’ve returned all your library books 
• You're in good academic standing 
• Any guests you're bringing have been approved. Forms are in the AP & Main Offices.

Let’s make it a night to remember!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

SENIORS who will be attending MCC in the fall: There is a field trip going to MCC for Advisement and Registration Day on Tuesday, May 27. If you would like help setting up your class schedule and understanding your financial aid, please grab a permission slip from the College and Career Center.

SENIORS-- If you don't have plans for after graduation, consider coming to MCC Instant Decision Day in the College and Career Center on Wednesday, May 14 between 9 am-1 pm. Stop in & talk to Mrs. Cook before the 14 to complete your easy and FREE application!

Attention Juniors and Seniors with an interest in Math and Physics--the University of Rochester Free Summer Photon Camp is now accepting applications until May 16. Apply online or stop by The Career Center for more details.

Work Study Students don't forget to complete your discussion posts and return any outstanding paperwork or paystubs by the end of year luncheon on May 21. Please RSVP by Friday using the link you were sent on Remind and in Schoology.

RIT is offering a FREE, three-day summer program focused on introducing high school students (GR 10-12) to the various professions in the field of accounting. The program is for students who want to get real-life college experience and have an opportunity to receive a scholarship in the process. The program will be held from Friday, May 30 thru Sunday, June 1. It includes an overnight stay in the dormitories, an introduction to business professionals, workshops to prepare for college & the workforce. Plus, all meals and activities are included. See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for more details.

“B” Day 

Lunch: Hot chicken fajita or tikka masala wrap, Romaine salad, raw veggie sticks, fruit cocktail, fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Seniors! You can pick up your Lawn Signs & Senior Namedropper Shirts after school in the Main Office.

Attention Class 2028! There is a week left to donate candy for our  fundraiser at ArtsFest! Please bring your candy donation to Room 3009.

Seniors! Ball is on Friday, June 13 from 7 pm to 11 pm and tickets are on sale for $45 each. You can purchase them in The Commons during all lunch periods now through May 16.
Remember before you buy your ticket, make sure:
•    You’ve returned all your library books 
•    You're in good academic standing 
•    Any guests you're bringing have been approved. Forms are in the AP & Main Offices.
Let’s make it a night to remember!

Today is the last day to apply for Link Crew. Scan the QR code on the posters in the hall or head to your class Schoology page to find the link. 

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS
Today’s Future Friday guest will be Monroe County Human Resources-- here to share direct school to work careers with Monroe County as well as part-time summer work opportunities. Stop by their table in The Commons during all lunches this to find out more!

SENIORS who will be attending MCC in the fall: There is a field trip going to MCC for Advisement and Registration Day on Tuesday, May 27. If you would like help setting up your class schedule and understanding your financial aid, please grab a permission slip from the College and Career Center.

SENIORS-- If you don't have plans for after graduation, consider coming to MCC Instant Decision Day in the College and Career Center on Wednesday, May 14 between 9 am-1 pm. Stop in & talk to Mrs. Cook before the 14 to complete your easy and FREE application!

Attention Juniors and Seniors with an interest in Math and Physics--the University of Rochester Free Summer Photon Camp is now accepting applications until May 16. Apply online or stop by The Career Center for more details.

Work Study Students don't forget to complete your discussion posts and return any outstanding paperwork or paystubs by the end of year luncheon on May 21. Please RSVP by Friday using the link you were sent on Remind and in Schoology.

RIT is offering a FREE, three-day summer program focused on introducing high school students (GR 10-12) to the various professions in the field of accounting. The program is for students who want to get real-life college experience and have an opportunity to receive a scholarship in the process. The program will be held from Friday, May 30 thru Sunday, June 1. It includes an overnight stay in the dormitories, an introduction to business professionals, workshops to prepare for college & the workforce. Plus, all meals and activities are included. See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for more details.
 

“A” Day 

Lunch: Mozzarella sticks w/sauce & dinner roll, steamed broccoli, raw veggie sticks, diced peaches, fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Seniors! You can pick up your Lawn Signs & Senior Namedropper Shirts after school in the Main Office.

Eagles! Come out and support Morgan's Message! We aim to advocate for the destigmatization of mental health in sports. Stop by the Flag Football dedication game next Monday and the Girl’s Lacrosse dedication game next Thursday to show your support for our athletes, our club and our mission to normalize mental health conversations in sports! 

Attention Class 2028! We are gearing up for our next fundraiser and we're looking for your help! We need candy donations for our candy salad fundraiser at ArtsFest! Please bring your candy donation by Friday, May 16 to Room 3009. Your support is seriously sweet!!

Seniors! Ball is on Friday, June 13 from 7 pm to 11 pm and tickets are on sale for $45 each. You can purchase them in The Commons during all lunch periods now through May 16.
Remember before you buy your ticket, make sure:

• You’ve returned all your library books 
• You're in good academic standing 
• Any guests you're bringing have been approved. Forms are in the AP & Main Offices.

Let’s make it a night to remember!

The last day to apply for LINK Crew is Friday. Scan the QR code on the posters in the hall or head to your class Schoology page to find the link. 

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

This week's Future Friday guest will be Monroe County Human Resources-- here to share direct school to work careers with Monroe County as well as part-time summer work opportunities. Stop by their table in The Commons during all lunches this Friday to find out more!

SENIORS who will be attending MCC in the fall: There is a field trip going to MCC for Advisement and Registration Day on Tuesday, May 27. If you would like help setting up your class schedule and understanding your financial aid, please grab a permission slip from the College and Career Center.

SENIORS-- If you don't have plans for after graduation, consider coming to MCC Instant Decision Day in the College and Career Center on Wednesday, May 14 between 9 am-1 pm. Stop in & talk to Mrs. Cook before the 14 to complete your easy and FREE application!

Attention Juniors and Seniors with an interest in Math and Physics--the University of Rochester Free Summer Photon Camp is now accepting applications until May 16. Apply online or stop by The Career Center for more details.

Work Study Students don't forget to complete your discussion posts and return any outstanding paperwork or paystubs by the end of year luncheon on May 21. Please RSVP by Friday using the link you were sent on Remind and in Schoology.

RIT is offering a FREE, three-day summer program focused on introducing high school students (GR 10-12) to the various professions in the field of accounting. The program is for students who want to get real-life college experience and have an opportunity to receive a scholarship in the process. The program will be held from Friday, May 30 thru Sunday, June 1. It includes an overnight stay in the dormitories, an introduction to business professionals, workshops to prepare for college & the workforce. Plus, all meals and activities are included. See Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center for more details.

“B” Day 

Lunch: French toast sticks w/pork sausage patty, warm cinnamon apples, raw veggie sticks, fruit juice, fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Seniors! You can pick up your Lawn Signs & Senior Namedropper Shirts after school in the Main Office.

Has your Art Teacher told you that you are an Art Ambassador? There is an Arts Fest Planning Meeting in Ms. Jacob’s room #1150 today from 3:05 to 3:20. The next meeting will be an even quicker one after school on May 21.

Eagles! Come out and support Morgan's Message! We aim to advocate for the destigmatization of mental health in sports. Stop by the Flag Football dedication game next Monday and the Girl’s Lacrosse dedication game next Thursday to show your support for our athletes, our club and our mission to normalize mental health conversations in sports! 

Attention Class 2028! We are gearing up for our next fundraiser and we're looking for your help! We need candy donations for our candy salad fundraiser at ArtsFest! Please bring your candy donation by Friday, May 16 to Room 3009. Your support is seriously sweet!!

Reminder - if you are interested in ordering a T-shirt for Games Club, order forms and money should be brought to Mrs. Johnson in Room 2000 ASAP.

Attention seniors! Tickets are on sale! 
Ball is on Friday, June 13 from 7 pm to 11 pm and tickets are $45 each. You can purchase them in The Commons during all lunch periods now through May 16.
Remember before you buy your ticket, make sure:
•    You’ve returned all your library books 
•    You're in good academic standing 
•    Any guests you're bringing have been approved. Forms are in the AP & Main Offices.
Let’s make it a night to remember!

What do eagles and upper classmen both have in common?
They both go, "SQUAAAAAAAK!!" when they apply for LINK CREW!
Scan the QR code on the posters in the hall or head to your class Schoology page to find the link. 
The last day to apply is Friday.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

This week's Future Friday guest will be Monroe County Human Resources-- here to share direct school to work careers with Monroe County as well as part-time summer work opportunities. Stop by their table in The Commons during all lunches this Friday to find out more!

SENIORS who will be attending MCC in the fall: There is a field trip going to MCC for Advisement and Registration Day on Tuesday, May 27. If you would like help setting up your class schedule and understanding your financial aid, please grab a permission slip from the College and Career Center.

Attention Juniors and Seniors with an interest in Math and Physics--the University of Rochester Free Summer Photon Camp is now accepting applications until May 16. Apply online or stop by The Career Center for more details.

Work Study Students don't forget to complete your discussion posts and return any outstanding paperwork or paystubs and please RSVP to our end of year luncheon invitation using the link you were sent on Remind and in Schoology.

“A” Day 

Lunch:  A beef hamburger or cheeseburger, seasoned corn, raw veggie sticks, applesauce, fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Seniors! You can pick up your Lawn Signs & Senior Namedropper Shirts after school in the Main Office.

Eagles! Come out and support Morgan's Message! We aim to advocate for the destigmatization of mental health in sports. Stop by the Flag Football dedication game next Monday and the Girl’s Lacrosse dedication game next Thursday to show your support for our athletes, our club and our mission to normalize mental health conversations in sports! 

Juniors! Nominate up to two Juniors for Royal Prom Court! The link is on your Class 2026 Schoology page. You can only submit one vote for up to two Juniors. Nominations close tomorrow night at 11:59 pm.

Attention Class 2028! We are gearing up for our next fundraiser and we're looking for your help! We need candy donations for our candy salad fundraiser at ArtsFest! Please bring your candy donation by Friday, May 16 to Room 3009. Your support is seriously sweet!!

Reminder - if you are interested in ordering a T-shirt for Games Club, order forms and money should be brought to Mrs. Johnson in Room 2000 ASAP.

Attention seniors! Tickets are on sale! 
Ball is on Friday, June 13 from 7 pm to 11 pm and tickets are $45 each. You can purchase them in The Commons during all lunch periods now through May 16.
Remember before you buy your ticket, make sure:
•    You’ve returned all your library books 
•    You're in good academic standing 
•    Any guests you're bringing have been approved. Forms are in the AP & Main Offices.
Let’s make it a night to remember!

What do eagles and upper classmen both have in common?
They both go, "SQUAAAAAAAK!!" when they apply for LINK CREW!
Scan the QR code on the posters in the hall or head to your class Schoology page to find the link. 
The last day to apply is Friday, May 9.  

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

This week's Future Friday guest will be Monroe County Human Resources-- here to share direct school to work careers with Monroe County as well as part-time summer work opportunities. Stop by their table in The Commons during all lunches this Friday to find out more!

Attention Juniors and Seniors with an interest in Math and Physics--the University of Rochester Free Summer Photon Camp is now accepting applications until May 16. Apply online or stop by The Career Center for more details.

Work Study Students don't forget to complete your discussion posts and return any outstanding paperwork or paystubs and please RSVP to our end of year luncheon invitation using the link you were sent on Remind and in Schoology.

“B” Day 

Lunch: Stir-Fry chicken, fried rice & fortune cookie, mixed vegetables, raw veggie sticks, diced pears, fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Seniors! You can pick up your Lawn Signs & Senior Namedropper Shirts after school in the Main Office.

Eagles! Come out and support Morgan's Message! We aim to advocate for the destigmatization of mental health in sports. Stop by the Flag Football dedication game next Monday and the Girl’s Lacrosse dedication game next Thursday to show your support for our athletes, our club and our mission to normalize mental health conversations in sports! 

Juniors! Nominate up to two Juniors for Royal Prom Court! The link is on your Class 2026 Schoology page. You can only submit one vote for up to two Juniors. Nominations close Wednesday night at 11:59 pm.

Attention Class 2028! We are gearing up for our next fundraiser and we're looking for your help! We need candy donations for our candy salad fundraiser at ArtsFest! Please bring your candy donation by Friday, May 16 to Room 3009. Your support is seriously sweet!!

Reminder - if you are interested in ordering a T-shirt for Games Club, order forms and money should be brought to Mrs. Johnson in Room 2000 ASAP.

Attention seniors! Tickets are on sale! 
Ball is on Friday, June 13 from 7 pm to 11 pm and tickets are $45 each. You can purchase them in The Commons during all lunch periods from May 5 through May 16.
Remember before you buy your ticket, make sure:
•    You’ve returned all your library books 
•    You're in good academic standing 
•    Any guests you're bringing have been approved. Forms are in the AP & Main Offices.
Let’s make it a night to remember!

What do eagles and upper classmen both have in common?
They both go, "SQUAAAAAAAK!!" when they apply for LINK CREW!
Scan the QR code on the posters in the hall or head to your class Schoology page to find the link. 
The last day to apply is Friday.  

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

This week's Future Friday guest will be from Monroe County Human Resources-- here to share direct school to work careers with Monroe County as well as part-time summer work opportunities. Stop by their table in The Commons during all lunches this Friday to find out more!

Attention Juniors and Seniors with an interest in Math and Physics--the University of Rochester Free Summer Photon Camp is now accepting applications until May 16. Apply online or stop by The Career Center for more details.

Work Study Students don't forget to complete your discussion posts and return any outstanding paperwork or paystubs and please RSVP to our end of year luncheon invitation using the link you were sent on Remind and in Schoology.

“A” Day 

Lunch: Chicken or beef nachos, a mixed green salad, raw veggie sticks, Mandarin oranges, fresh fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

An invitation for current Freshmen, Sophomores and Juniors:  Please email Dr. Johnson at aaron_johnson@westiron.monroe.edu if you are interested in serving as an ex-officio student Board of Education member for the 2025-26 school year. Please email no later than today to be considered. 

Seniors! You can pick up your Lawn Signs & Senior Namedropper Shirts tomorrow at the Front Entrance of the school from 10:00 am til noon. If you are unable to swing by tomorrow, you can pick them up after school next week in the Main Office.

Eagles! Come out and support Morgan's Message! We aim to advocate for the destigmatization of mental health in sports. Stop by the Flag Football dedication game on Monday, May 12 and the Girl’s Lacrosse dedication game on Thursday, May 15, to show your support for our athletes, our club and our mission to normalize mental health conversations in sports! 

Juniors! Nominate up to two Juniors for Royal Prom Court! The link is on your Class 2026 Schoology page. You can only submit one vote for up to two Juniors. Nominations close Wednesday night at 11:59 pm.

Attention Class 2028! We are gearing up for our next fundraiser and we're looking for your help! We need candy donations for our candy salad fundraiser at ArtsFest! Please bring your candy donation by Friday, May 16 to Room 3009. Your support is seriously sweet!!

Reminder - if you are interested in ordering a T-shirt for Games Club, order forms and money should be brought to Mrs. Johnson in Room 2000 ASAP.

Games Club will meet after school from 3:00 pm - 4:15 pm today in Room 2000 (Ms. Johnson's Earth Science Room). All are welcome- no experience necessary. We play board games, card games & strategy games, including D & D and Chess. See Mrs. Wolf in Room 2064 if you have any questions.

Juniors! Today is the last day to purchase prom tickets in the Bookstore during lunches. Tickets are $40 cash or check made out to the Class 2026. (Juniors who worked the carwash in Oct. pay $30). Dates must be approved prior to purchasing the tickets. You must hand in your signed permission slip to your Ass’t. Principal. If you are bringing a date that is not an IHS junior, that person must fill out the IHS guest dance contract and be approved by handing it in to your AP. Junior Prom is Saturday, May 10!!

Attention seniors! Tickets go on sale on Monday! 
Ball is on Friday, June 13 from 7 pm to 11 pm and tickets are $45 each. You can purchase them in The Commons during all lunch periods from May 5 through May 16.
Remember before you may buy your ticket, make sure:
•    You’ve returned all your library books 
•    You're in good academic standing 
•    Any guests you're bringing have been approved. Forms are in the AP & Main Offices.
Let’s make it a night to remember!

What do eagles and upper classmen both have in common?
They both go, "SQUAAAAAAAK!!" when they apply for LINK CREW!
Scan the QR code on the posters in the hall or head to your class Schoology page to find the link. 
The last day to apply is May 9.  

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Attention Juniors and Seniors with an interest in Math and Physics--the University of Rochester Free Summer Photon Camp is now accepting applications until May 16. Apply online or stop by The Career Center for more details.

Work Study Students don't forget to complete your discussion posts and return any outstanding paperwork or paystubs and please RSVP to our end of year luncheon invitation using the link you were sent on Remind and in Schoology

“B” Day 

Lunch: A regular or spicy chicken patty sandwich, seasoned carrots, raw veggie sticks, diced peaches, fresh fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

An invitation for current Freshmen, Sophomores and Juniors:  Please email Dr. Johnson at aaron_johnson@westiron.monroe.edu if you are interested in serving as an ex-officio student Board of Education member for the 2025-26 school year. Please email by Friday to be considered. 

Attention Class 2028! We are gearing up for our next fundraiser and we're looking for your help! We need candy donations for our candy salad fundraiser at ArtsFest! Please bring your candy donation by Friday, May 16 to Room 3009. Your support is seriously sweet!!

Reminder - if you are interested in ordering a T-shirt for Games Club, order forms and money should be brought to Mrs. Johnson in Room 2000 ASAP.

Games Club will meet after school tomorrow from 3:00 pm - 4:15 pm in Room 2000 (Ms. Johnson's Earth Science Room). All are welcome- no experience necessary. We play board games, card games & strategy games, including D & D and Chess. See Mrs. Wolf in Room 2064 if you have any questions.

Art Club will be meeting today from 3:10 pm to 4:00 pm in Ms. Jacobs’ room (#1150). We will be creating Neurographic Art which creates mindfulness and peace without having too much structure or the ability to draw skillfully.

Juniors! Prom tickets are on sale in the Bookstore during lunches until tomorrow. Tickets are $40 cash or check made out to the Class 2026. (Juniors who worked the carwash in Oct. pay $30). Dates must be approved prior to purchasing the tickets. You must hand in your signed permission slip to your Ass’t. Principal. If you are bringing a date that is not an IHS junior, that person must fill out the IHS guest dance contract and be approved by handing it in to your AP. Junior Prom is Saturday, May 10!!

Attention seniors! The countdown to Senior Ball is on!
Tickets go on sale Monday, so get ready! 
Ball is on Friday, June 13 from 7 pm to 11 pm and tickets are $45 each. You can purchase them in The Commons during all lunch periods from May 5 through May 16.
Remember--before you may buy your ticket, make sure:
•    You’ve returned all your library books 
•    You're in good academic standing 
•    Any guests you're bringing have been approved. Forms are in the AP & Main Offices.
Let’s make it a night to remember!

What do eagles and upper classmen both have in common?
They both go, "SQUAAAAAAAK!!" when they apply for LINK CREW!
Scan the QR code on the posters in the hall or head to your class Schoology page to find the link. 
The last day to apply is May 9.  

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Attention Juniors and Seniors with an interest in Math and Physics--the University of Rochester Free Summer Photon Camp is now accepting applications until May 16. Apply online or stop by The Career Center for more details.

Work Study Students don't forget to complete your discussion posts and return any outstanding paperwork or paystubs and please RSVP to our end of year luncheon invitation using the link you were sent on Remind and in Schoology.

“A” Day 

Lunch: Pasta & beef meatballs w/sauce, garlic bread, Italian mixed vegetables, raw veggie sticks, juice, fresh fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

An invitation for current Freshmen, Sophomores and Juniors:  Please email Dr. Johnson at aaron_johnson@westiron.monroe.edu if you are interested in serving as an ex-officio student Board of Education member for the 2025-26 school year. Please email by Friday to be considered. 

Reminder - if you are interested in ordering a T-shirt for Games Club, order forms and money should be brought to Mrs. Johnson in Room 2000 ASAP.

Art Club will be meeting tomorrow from 3:10 pm to 4:00 pm in Ms. Jacobs’ Room (#1150). We will be creating Neurographic Art which creates mindfulness and peace without having too much structure or the ability to draw skillfully.

Juniors! Prom tickets are on sale in the Bookstore during lunches now through Friday. Tickets are $40 cash or check made out to the Class 2026. (Juniors who worked the carwash in Oct. pay $30). Dates must be approved prior to purchasing the tickets. You must hand in your signed permission slip to your Ass’t. Principal. If you are bringing a date that is not an IHS junior, that person must fill out the IHS guest dance contract and be approved by handing it in to your AP. Junior Prom is Saturday, May 10!!

Attention seniors! The countdown to Senior Ball is on!
Tickets go on sale next week, so get ready! 
Ball is on Friday, June 13 from 7 pm to 11 pm and tickets are $45 each. You can purchase them in The Commons during all lunch periods from May 5 through May 16.
Remember--before you may buy your ticket, make sure:
•    You’ve returned all your library books 
•    You're in good academic standing 
•    Any guests you're bringing have been approved. Forms are in the AP & Main Offices.
Let’s make it a night to remember!

What do eagles and upper classmen both have in common?
They both go, "SQUAAAAAAAK!!" when they apply for LINK CREW!
Scan the QR code on the posters in the hall or head to your class Schoology page to find the link. 
The last day to apply is May 9.  

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Attention Juniors and Seniors with an interest in Math and Physics--the University of Rochester Free Summer Photon Camp is now accepting applications until May 16. Apply online or stop by The Career Center for more details.

Work Study Students don't forget to complete your discussion posts and return any outstanding paperwork or paystubs and please RSVP to our end of year luncheon invitation using the link you were sent on Remind and in Schoology.

“B” Day 

Lunch: A hot ham & cheese sandwich on a pretzel roll, macaroni salad, raw veggie sticks, applesauce, fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

An invitation for current Freshmen, Sophomores and Juniors:  Please email Dr. Johnson at aaron_johnson@westiron.monroe.edu if you are interested in serving as an ex-officio student Board of Education member for the 2025-26 school year. Please email by Friday to be considered. 

Art Club will be meeting on Thursday from 3:10 pm to 4:00 pm in Ms. Jacobs’ room (#1150). We will be creating Neurographic Art which creates mindfulness and peace without having too much structure or the ability to draw skillfully.

Juniors! Prom tickets are on sale in the Bookstore during lunches now through Friday. Tickets are $40 cash or check made out to the Class 2026. (Juniors who worked the carwash in Oct. pay $30). Dates must be approved prior to purchasing the tickets. You must hand in your signed permission slip to your Ass’t. Principal. If you are bringing a date that is not an IHS junior, that person must fill out the IHS guest dance contract and be approved by handing it in to your AP. Junior Prom is Saturday, May 10!!

Attention seniors! The countdown to Senior Ball is on!
Tickets go on sale next week, so get ready! 
Ball is on Friday, June 13 from 7 pm to 11 pm and tickets are $45 each. You can purchase them in The Commons during all lunch periods from May 5 through May 16.
Remember--before you may buy your ticket, make sure:

• You’ve returned all your library books 
• You're in good academic standing 
• Any guests you're bringing have been approved. Forms are in the AP & Main Offices.

Let’s make it a night to remember!

What do eagles and upper classmen both have in common?
They both go, "SQUAAAAAAAK!!" when they apply for LINK CREW!
Scan the QR code on the posters in the hall or head to your class Schoology page to find the link. 
The last day to apply is May 9.  

Green Team will be picking up empty deposit bottles & cans after school today. If you would like them to stop by your classroom, please put your empties out for them to pick up. If you need a recycling box for your empties, they will be happy to make you one. 

Today is the last day to VOTE for which teacher you'd like to see duct taped to a wall on ArtsFest.  Amnesty Club will be selling strips of duct tape for $1/each and all proceeds will go to Malaria prevention in Senegal with the local organization NetLife. But first, which teacher will be the “lucky one” on the wall?

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Attention Juniors and Seniors with an interest in Math and Physics--the University of Rochester Free Summer Photon Camp is now accepting applications until May 16. Apply online or stop by The Career Center for more details.

Work Study Students don't forget to complete your discussion posts and return any outstanding paperwork or paystubs and please RSVP to our end of year luncheon invitation using the link you were sent on Remind and in Schoology.

“A” Day 

Lunch: Bosco cheese-filled breadsticks w/marinara, steamed broccoli, raw veggie sticks, diced pears, fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

An invitation for current Freshmen, Sophomores and Juniors:  Please email Dr. Johnson at aaron_johnson@westiron.monroe.edu if you are interested in serving as an ex-officio student Board of Education member for the 2025-26 school year. Please email by Friday to be considered. 

Juniors! Prom tickets are on sale in the Bookstore during lunches today through Friday. Tickets are $40 cash or check made out to the Class 2026. (Juniors who worked the carwash in Oct. pay $30). Dates must be approved prior to purchasing the tickets. You must hand in your signed permission slip to your Ass’t. Principal. If you are bringing a date that is not an IHS junior, that person must fill out the IHS guest dance contract and be approved by handing it in to your AP. Junior Prom is Saturday, May 10!!

Attention seniors! The countdown to Senior Ball is on!
Tickets go on sale next week, so get ready! 
Ball is on Friday, June 13, from 7 pm to 11 pm and tickets are $45 each. You can purchase them in The Commons during all lunch periods from May 5 through May 16.
Remember--before you may buy your ticket, make sure:
•    You’ve returned all your library books 
•    You're in good academic standing 
•    Any guests you're bringing have been approved. Forms are in the AP & Main Offices.
Let’s make it a night to remember!

What do eagles and upper classmen both have in common?
They both go, "SQUAAAAAAAK!!" when they apply for LINK CREW!
Scan the QR code on the posters in the hall or head to your class Schoology page to find the link. 
The last day to apply is May 9.  

Green Team will be picking up empty deposit bottles & cans after school tomorrow. If you would like them to stop by your classroom, please put your empties out for them to pick up. If you need a recycling box for your empties, they will be happy to make you one. Thank you all for the support!

Voting ends tomorrow! VOTE for which teacher you'd like to see duct taped to a wall on ArtsFest.  Amnesty Club will be selling strips of duct tape for $1/each and all proceeds will go to Malaria prevention in Senegal with the local organization NetLife. But first, which teacher will be the “lucky one” on the wall?

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Attention Juniors and Seniors with an interest in Math and Physics--the University of Rochester Free Summer Photon Camp is now accepting applications until May 16. Apply online or stop by The Career Center for more details.

JUNIORS! The SUNY College Fair is Wednesday, April 30 at Brockport University. Please turn in your permission slips as soon as possible - there is limited seating on the bus. This is your chance to network with admissions counselors from most of the State Universities of New York. Lunch and a campus tour are included in this field trip. See Mrs. Cook with questions.

Work Study Students don't forget to complete your discussion posts and return any outstanding paperwork or paystubs and please RSVP to our end of year luncheon invitation using the link you were sent on Remind and in Schoology.

“B” Day 

Lunch:  Hot chicken fajita or Tikka Masala wrap, leafy green salad, raw veggie sticks, Mandarin oranges, fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

What do eagles and upper classmen both have in common?
They both go, "SQUAAAAAAAK!!" when they apply for LINK CREW!
Scan the QR code on the posters in the hall or head to your class Schoology page to find the link. 
The last day to apply is May 9.  

The voting is now open! VOTE for which teacher you'd like to see duct taped to a wall on ArtsFest.  Amnesty Club will be selling strips of duct tape for $1/each and all proceeds will go to Malaria prevention in Senegal with the local organization NetLife. But first, which teacher will be the “lucky one” on the wall?

Attention Class 2028! We are gearing up for our next fundraiser and we're looking for your help! We need candy donations for our candy salad fundraiser at ArtsFest! Please bring your candy donation by Friday, May 16 to Room 3009. Your support is seriously sweet!!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Attention Juniors and Seniors with an interest in Math and Physics--the University of Rochester Free Summer Photon Camp is now accepting applications until May 16. Apply online or stop by The Career Center for more details.

Today’s Future Friday Guest will be the Irondequoit Police Department--stop by their table in The Commons during all lunches today and find out about their Summer Teen Police Academy that runs July 28-Aug. 1.

JUNIORS! The SUNY College Fair is next Wednesday, April 30 at Brockport University. Please turn in your permission slips as soon as possible-- there is limited seating on the bus. This is your chance to network with admissions counselors from most of the State Universities of New York. Lunch and a campus tour are included in this field trip. See Mrs. Cook with questions.

Work Study Students don't forget to complete your discussion posts and return any outstanding paperwork or paystubs and please RSVP to our end of year luncheon invitation using the link you were sent on Remind and in Schoology.

“A” Day 

Lunch: Wild Mike’s cheese bites w/sauce, steamed broccoli, raw veggie sticks, applesauce, fresh fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

The voting is now open! VOTE for which teacher you'd like to see duct taped to a wall on ArtsFest.  Amnesty Club will be selling strips of duct tape for $1/each and all proceeds will go to Malaria prevention in Senegal with the local organization NetLife. But first, which teacher will be the “lucky one” on the wall?

Attention Class 2028! We are gearing up for our next fundraiser and we're looking for your help! We need candy donations for our candy salad fundraiser at ArtsFest! Please bring your candy donation by Friday, May 16 to Room 3009. Your support is seriously sweet!!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Attention Juniors and Seniors with an interest in Math and Physics--the University of Rochester Free Summer Photon Camp is now accepting applications until May 16. Apply online or stop by The Career Center for more details.

Our Future Friday Guest this week will be the Irondequoit Police Department--stop by their table in The Commons during all lunches Friday and find out about their Summer Teen Police Academy that runs July 28-Aug. 1.

JUNIORS! The SUNY College Fair is next Wednesday, April 30 at Brockport University. Please turn in your permission slips as soon as possible - there is limited seating on the bus. This is your chance to network with admissions counselors from most of the State Universities of New York. Lunch and a campus tour are included in this field trip. See Mrs. Cook with questions.

Work Study Students don't forget to complete your discussion posts and return any outstanding paperwork or paystubs and please RSVP to our end of year luncheon invitation using the link you were sent on Remind and in Schoology.

"B" Day

Lunch: Chicken tenders, mashed potatoes & gravy, raw veggie sticks, fruit juice, fresh fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

The voting is now open! VOTE for which teacher you'd like to see duct taped to a wall on ArtsFest. Amnesty Club will be selling strips of duct tape for $1/each and all proceeds will go to Malaria prevention in Senegal with the local organization NetLife. But first, which teacher will be the “lucky one” on the wall?

Attention Class 2028! We are gearing up for our next fundraiser and we're looking for your help! We need candy donations for our candy salad fundraiser at ArtsFest! Please bring your candy donation by Friday, May 16 to Room 3009. Your support is seriously sweet!!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Our Future Friday Guest this week will be the Irondequoit Police Department-- stop by their table in The Commons during all lunches Friday and find out about their Summer Teen Police Academy that runs July 28-Aug. 1.

JUNIORS! The SUNY College Fair is next Wednesday, April 30th at Brockport University. Please turn in your permission slips as soon as possible - there is limited seating on the bus. This is your chance to network with admissions counselors from most of the State Universities of New York. Lunch and a campus tour are included in this field trip. See Mrs. Cook with questions.

Work Study Students don't forget to complete your discussion posts and return any outstanding paperwork or paystubs and please RSVP to our end of year luncheon invitation using the link you were sent on Remind and in Schoology.

The Minority Mentorship program is still accepting applications- stop in for details.

Looking for volunteer hours? Stop in the Career Center for ideas.
 

“A” Day 

It’s Taco Tuesday! A beef taco w/trimmings, seasoned corn, raw veggie sticks, applesauce, fresh fruit & milk

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Attention Class 2028! We are gearing up for our next fundraiser and we're looking for your help! We need candy donations for our candy salad fundraiser! Please bring in your candy donation by Friday, May 16 to Room 3009. Your support is seriously sweet!!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Our Future Friday Guest this week will be the Irondequoit Police Department--stop by their table in The Commons during all lunches Friday and find out about their Summer Teen Police Academy that runs July 28-Aug. 1.

Work Study Students don't forget to complete your discussion posts and return any outstanding paperwork or paystubs and please RSVP to our end of year luncheon invitation using the link you were sent on Remind and in Schoology.

Seniors enrolled in a Nursing Program at a New York State college-- come and pick up an application for the Nightingale Scholarship in the Career Center. Also, available on the Scholarship Excel in Schoology.

The Minority Mentorship program is still accepting applications--stop in for details.

Looking for volunteer hours? Stop in the Career Center for ideas.

“B” Day 

Lunch:  Pizza crunchers w/marinara, green beans, raw veggie sticks, diced pears, assorted fruit & milk

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Our Future Friday Guest this week will be the Irondequoit Police Department-- stop by their table in The Commons during all lunches Friday and find out about their Summer Teen Police Academy that runs July 28-Aug. 1.

Work Study Students don't forget to complete your discussion posts and return any outstanding paperwork or paystubs and please RSVP to our end of year luncheon invitation using the link you were sent on Remind and in Schoology.

Seniors enrolled in a Nursing Program at a New York State college-- come and pick up an application for the Nightingale Scholarship in the Career Center. Also, available on the Scholarship Excel in Schoology.

The Minority Mentorship program is still accepting applications- stop in for details.

Looking for volunteer hours? Stop in the Career Center for ideas.

“A” Day 

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Important information regarding TODAY’S half day release:  Grades 9-12 will have a 10:45 am dismissal. There will be no EMCC, Multi-Occ, New Visions. The bell schedule will remain the same. Students with period 4 lunch will report to the cafeteria, however, THERE WILL BE NO LUNCHES SERVED.

Come support the baseball team and Morgan’s Message on April 17 at 5 pm! Learn more about our impactful work and discover how you can get involved, all while supporting our baseball team!  

For inventory purposes, all students with elevator passes must turn them in to the Health Office before they leave for Spring Break. Deadline to turn in the passes is 10:30 am today.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Seniors enrolled in a Nursing Program at a New York State college-- come and pick up an application for the Nightingale Scholarship in the Career Center. Also, available on the Scholarship Excel in Schoology.

IPD is looking for Teen Police Cadets for its Summer Teen Police Academy July 28-Aug 1. Stop in the Career Center for registration details.

The Minority Mentorship program is still accepting applications- stop in for details.

Looking for volunteer hours? Stop in the Career Center for ideas.

“B” Day 

Lunch:  Mozzarella sticks w/sauce & dinner roll, steamed broccoli, raw veggie sticks, diced peaches & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Come support the baseball team and Morgan’s Message on April 17 at 5 pm! Learn more about our impactful work and discover how you can get involved, all while supporting our baseball team!  

For inventory purposes, all students with elevator passes must turn them in to the Health Office before they leave for Spring Break. Deadline to turn in the passes is tomorrow at dismissal.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Seniors enrolled in a Nursing Program at a New York State college-- come and pick up an application for the Nightingale Scholarship in the Career Center. Also, available on the Scholarship Excel in Schoology.

IPD is looking for Teen Police Cadets for its Summer Teen Police Academy July 28-Aug 1. Stop in the Career Center for registration details.

The Minority Mentorship program is still accepting applications- stop in for details.

Looking for volunteer hours? Stop in the Career Center for ideas.

“A” Day 

Lunch:  French toast sticks w/pork sausage patty, warm cinnamon pears, raw veggie sticks, juice, fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Come support the baseball team and Morgan's Message on Tuesday, April 17 at 5 pm! Learn more about our impactful work and discover how you can get involved, all while supporting our baseball team!  

For inventory purposes, all students with elevator passes must turn them in to the Health Office before they leave for Spring Break. Deadline to turn in the passes is Friday at dismissal.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

COME GET YOUR SUMMER, IHS! If you are interested in a summer job and will be at least 15 by July 1, stop by the Career Center to sign up for an interview with Seabreeze to be held after school TODAY in the Large Café.

Seniors enrolled in a Nursing Program at a New York State college-- come and pick up an application for the Nightingale Scholarship in the Career Center. Also, available on the Scholarship Excel in Schoology.

IPD is looking for Teen Police Cadets for its Summer Teen Police Academy July 28-Aug 1. Stop in the Career Center for registration details.

The Minority Mentorship program is still accepting applications--stop in for details.

Looking for volunteer hours? Stop in the Career Center for ideas.

“B” Day 

Lunch:  Stir-fry chicken w/fried rice & fortune cookie, mixed vegetables, raw veggie sticks, applesauce, fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Come support the baseball team and Morgan's Message on Tuesday, April 17 at 5 pm! Learn more about our impactful work and discover how you can get involved, all while supporting our baseball team!  

Green Team will be picking up empty deposit bottles & cans after school today.

For inventory purposes, all students with elevator passes must turn them in to the Health Office before they leave for Spring Break. Deadline to turn in the passes is Friday at dismissal.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

COME GET YOUR SUMMER, IHS! If you are interested in a summer job and will be at least 15 by July 1, stop by the Career Center to sign up for an interview with Seabreeze to be held after school TOMOROW in the Large Café.

Seniors enrolled in a Nursing Program at a New York State college-- come and pick up an application for the Nightingale Scholarship in the Career Center. Also, available on the Scholarship Excel in Schoology.

IPD is looking for Teen Police Cadets for its Summer Teen Police Academy July 28-Aug 1. Stop in the Career Center for registration details.

The Minority Mentorship program is still accepting applications- stop in for details.

Looking for volunteer hours? Stop in the Career Center for ideas.

“A” Day 

Lunch:  A beef hamburger or cheeseburger, sidewinder fries, raw veggie sticks, diced pears, fresh fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

• Gold Key seniors
• Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit
• Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

For inventory purposes, all students with elevator passes must turn them in to the Health Office before they leave for Spring Break. Deadline to turn in the passes is Friday at dismissal.

Attention Chipotle lovers! Do you have the mid-winter blues? Tired of cooking? Irondequoit Track & Field Boosters has a fundraiser for you on tonight from 4-8 at the Irondequoit Chipotle location.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

COME GET YOUR SUMMER, IHS! If you are interested in a summer job and will be at least 15 by July 1, stop by the Career Center to sign up for an interview with Seabreeze to be held after school this Wednesday, April 9 in the Large Café.

Seniors enrolled in a Nursing Program at a New York State college-- come and pick up an application for the Nightingale Scholarship in the Career Center. Also, available on the Scholarship Excel in Schoology.

IPD is looking for Teen Police Cadets for its Summer Teen Police Academy July 28-Aug 1. Stop in the Career Center for registration details.

The Minority Mentorship program is still accepting applications- stop in for details.

Looking for volunteer hours? Stop in the Career Center for ideas.

"B" Day

Lunch:  An Italian pork sausage w/peppers & onions or a fish sandwich, mixed green salad, raw veggie sticks, fruit cocktail, fresh fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

• Gold Key seniors
• Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit
• Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Seniors! The deadline to order LAWN SIGNS and CLASS 2025 shirts is today!  Be sure to place your order today! Order forms are available in the Main Office.

For inventory purposes, all students with elevator passes must turn them in to the Health Office before they leave for Spring Break. Deadline to turn in the passes is April 11 at dismissal.

Attention Chipotle lovers! Do you have the mid-winter blues? Tired of cooking? Irondequoit Track & Field Boosters has a fundraiser for you on Monday from 4-8 at the Irondequoit Chipotle location.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

COME GET YOUR SUMMER, IHS! If you are interested in a summer job and will be at least 15 by July 1, stop by the Future Friday table today in The Commons to sign up for an interview to be held after school on April 9.

Another Future Friday Guest this week will be the Rochester Police Department--Stop by their table today in The Commons during all lunches and find out more about a career with RPD.

Seniors enrolled in a Nursing Program at a New York State college-- come and pick up an application for the Nightingale Scholarship in the Career Center. Also, available on the Scholarship Excel in Schoology.

Last call to apply for the PAID Health Careers Opportunity Program summer camp--applications due today- stop in with any questions!

The Minority Mentorship program is still accepting applications- stop in for details.

Looking for volunteer hours? Stop in the Career Center for ideas.
 

“A” Day 

Regular or spicy chicken patty sandwich, seasoned carrots, raw veggie sticks, diced peaches, fresh fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

• Gold Key seniors
• Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit
• Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Seniors! The deadline to order LAWN SIGNS and CLASS 2025 shirts is tomorrow!  Be sure to place your order today! Order forms are available in the Main Office.

For inventory purposes, all students with elevator passes must turn them in to the Health Office before they leave for Spring Break. Deadline to turn in the passes is April 11 at dismissal.

Art Club will be meeting after school today from 3:10 pm to 4:00 pm in Ms. Jacobs’ room (#1150). We will be creating our own worlds using collage images and mixed media.

Attention Chipotle lovers! Do you have the mid-winter blues? Tired of cooking? Irondequoit Track & Field Boosters has a fundraiser for you on Monday, April 7 from 4-8 at the Irondequoit Chipotle location.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

COME GET YOUR SUMMER, IHS! If you are interested in a summer job and will be at least 15 by July 1, stop by the Future Friday table tomorrow in The Commons to sign up for an interview to be held after school on April 9.

Another Future Friday Guest this week will be the Rochester Police Department--Stop by their table tomorrow in The Commons during all lunches and find out more about a career with RPD.

Will you be stuck in Rochester during Spring Break? Would you like some inside info on marketing, product positioning, brand design principles and MORE? Sign up for an IMMERSIVE half-day workshop at the Golisano Institute on Tuesday, April 15 from 10:00 am - 2:15 pm. There is a $75 fee. Lunch is provided!

Last call to apply for the PAID Health Careers Opportunity Program summer camp--applications due today- stop in with any questions!

The Minority Mentorship program is still accepting applications--stop in for details.

Looking for volunteer hours? Stop in the Career Center for ideas.

“B” Day 

Pasta w/beef meatballs w/sauce & garlic roll, Italian mixed vegetables, raw veggie sticks, fruit juice, fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

• Gold Key seniors
• Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit
• Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Seniors! The deadline to order LAWN SIGNS and CLASS 2025 shirts is this Friday, April 4!  Be sure to place your order today! Order forms are available in the Main Office.

For inventory purposes, all students with elevator passes must turn them in to the Health Office before they leave for Spring Break. Deadline to turn in the passes is April 11 at dismissal.

Art Club will be meeting tomorrow from 3:10 pm to 4:00 pm in Ms. Jacobs’ room (#1150). We will be creating our own worlds using collage images and mixed media.

Attention Chipotle lovers! Do you have the mid-winter blues? Tired of cooking? Then the Irondequoit Track & Field Boosters has a fundraiser for you on Monday, April 7 from 4-8 at the Irondequoit Chipotle location.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

COME GET YOUR SUMMER, IHS! If you are interested in a summer job and will be at least 15 by July 1, stop by the Future Friday table this Friday in The Commons to sign up for an interview to be held after school on April 9. Another Future Friday Guest this week will be the Rochester Police Department -Stop by their table Friday in The Commons during all lunches and find out more about a career with RPD.

Will you be stuck in Rochester during Spring Break? Would you like some inside info on marketing, product positioning, brand design principles and MORE? Sign up for an IMMERSIVE half-day workshop at the Golisano Institute on Tuesday, April 15 from 10:00 am - 2:15 pm. There is a $75 fee. Lunch is provided!

Last call to apply for the PAID Health Careers Opportunity Program summer camp--applications due today- stop in with any questions!

The Minority Mentorship program is still accepting applications- stop in for details.

Looking for volunteer hours? Girls on the Run is looking for volunteers for their annual 5K race on May 30. Also, St. Ann's Home has a list of Open Volunteer hours for middle & high schoolers. Stop in for details.

“A” Day 

Hot ham & cheese on a pretzel roll, pasta salad, raw veggie sticks, applesauce, assorted fresh fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

• Gold Key seniors
• Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit
• Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

For inventory purposes, all students with elevator passes must turn them in to the Health Office before they leave for Spring Break. Deadline to turn in the passes is April 11 at dismissal.

Art Club will be meeting on Thursday from 3:10 pm to 4:00 pm in Ms. Jacobs’ room (#1150). We will be creating our own worlds using collage images and mixed media.

Are you interested in participating in the Spring play? This year's comedy is The Twelve Huntsmen and auditions are being held today after school at 3:15 pm in the Irwin Center. Audition forms and all other information are posted in Schoology under Library and Information Skills. Just look for the folder for the Spring Comedy 2025. We are looking for both on stage and behind the scenes participants. See you then!

Attention Chipotle lovers! Do you have the mid-winter blues? Tired of cooking? Then the Irondequoit Track & Field Boosters has a fundraiser for you on Monday, April 7 from 4-8 at the Irondequoit Chipotle location.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

COME GET YOUR SUMMER, IHS! If you are interested in a summer job and will be at least 15 by July 1, stop by the Future Friday table this Friday in The Commons to sign up for an interview to be held after school on April 9. Another Future Friday Guest this week will be the Rochester Police Department--Stop by their table Friday in The Commons during all lunches and find out more about a career with RPD.

Will you be stuck in Rochester during Spring Break? Would you like some inside info on marketing, product positioning, brand design principles and MORE? Sign up for an IMMERSIVE half-day workshop at the Golisano Institute on Tuesday, April 15 from 10:00 am - 2:15 pm. There is a $75 fee. Lunch is included!

Last call to apply for the PAID Health Careers Opportunity Program summer camp--applications due today- stop in with any questions!

The Minority Mentorship program is still accepting applications- stop in for details.

Looking for volunteer hours? Girls on the Run is looking for volunteers for their annual 5K race on May 30. Also, St. Ann's Home has a list of Open Volunteer hours for middle & high schoolers. Stop in for details.

"B" Day

Bosco cheese-filled breadsticks w/marinara, steamed broccoli, raw veggie sticks, diced pears, assorted fresh fruit & milk

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

• Gold Key seniors
• Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit
• Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Are you interested in participating in the Spring play? This year's comedy is The Twelve Huntsmen and auditions are being held after school tomorrow at 3:15 pm in the Irwin Center. Audition forms and all other information are posted in Schoology under Library and Information Skills. Just look for the folder for the Spring Comedy 2025. We are looking for both on stage and behind the scenes participants. See you then!

Stop by the Lost & Found tables outside the Main Office if you have misplaced anything the month of March!

The next Student Advisory Council will be held today during 6th period. This is a chance to discuss ideas and concerns directly with the Superintendent. The meeting will take place in the Principal's Conference Room. Lunch will be provided.

Attention Chipotle lovers! Do you have the mid-winter blues? Tired of cooking? Then the Irondequoit Track & Field Boosters has a fundraiser for you on Monday, April 7 from 4-8 at the Irondequoit Chipotle location.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

COME GET YOUR SUMMER, IHS! If you are interested in a summer job and will be at least 15 by July 1, stop by the Future Friday table this Friday in The Commons to sign up for an interview to be held after school on April 9. Another Future Friday Guest this week will be the Rochester Police Department --Stop by their table Friday in The Commons during all lunches and find out more about a career with RPD.

Last call to apply for the PAID Health Careers Opportunity Program summer camp--applications due today- stop in with any questions!

The is Minority Mentorship program is still accepting applications-- stop in for details.

Looking for volunteer hours? Girls on the Run is looking for volunteers for their annual 5K race on May 30. Also, St. Ann's Home has a list of Open Volunteer hours for middle & high schoolers. Stop in for details

A representative from the following institution will be here: 
Today      Golisano Institute for Business and Entrepreneurship      3rd period

“A” Day

Lunch: Hot Chicken Fajita or Tikka Masala Wrap, Leafy Green Salad, Raw Veggie Sticks, Mandarin Oranges, Assorted Fresh Fruit, Milk

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

• Gold Key seniors
• Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit
• Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Are you interested in participating in the Spring play? This year's comedy is The Twelve Huntsmen and auditions are being held on April 1, 2025, at 3:15 pm in the Irwin Center. Audition forms and all other information are posted in Schoology under Library and Information Skills. Just look for the folder for the Spring Comedy 2025. We are looking for both on stage and behind the scenes participants. See you then!

Stop by the Lost & Found tables outside the Main Office this week if you have misplaced anything the month of March!

The next Student Advisory Council will be held next Monday during 6th period. This is a chance to discuss ideas and concerns directly with the Superintendent. The meeting will take place in the Principal's Conference Room. Lunch will be provided.

Attention Chipotle lovers! Do you have the mid-winter blues? Tired of cooking? Then the Irondequoit Track & Field Boosters has a fundraiser for you on Monday, April 7 from 4-8 at the Irondequoit Chipotle location.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

COME GET YOUR SUMMER! It's that time of year again for our annual Seabreeze Hiring Event. If you are interested in a summer job and will be at least 15 by July 1, stop by the Career Center to sign up for an interview after school on April 9. Grab a friend and sign up today and remember IHS...come get your summer!

Tomorrow's Future Friday Guest will be the Monroe County Sheriff's Office --Stop by their table tomorrow in The Commons during all lunches and find out about a career as a Sheriff.

JUNIORS! Sign up for the field trip to the SUNY College Fair on Wednesday, April 30 at Brockport University. Most of the SUNY colleges will be represented and ready to answer questions! There will also be a walking tour of the SUNY Brockport Campus and lunch will be provided. Please see Mrs. Cook in the College and Career Center for a permission slip.

Seniors, please check the deadlines for your scholarships! WITA, Lions, and a few others are closing soon!      The West Irondequoit Teachers' Association Scholarship (The WITA Scholarship) --This scholarship will go to three deserving IHS students who are going to college for a "Helping" career. That includes Education, Nursing, Psychology, and Social Work. The Society of Women Engineers -- Are you a woman interest in going into Engineering? Apply please! The Sons and Daughters of Italy in America Scholarship --Seniors with at least one Italian grandparent can apply for this!

The Roc Youth Resource and Employment Fair will be held tomorrow at East High School from 1pm-4pm. Parents and students are encouraged to attend!

Do you want to learn more about the trades? There will be a free TRADE UP Fair for students and parents on April 1 -- stop in for registration information.

Do you play piano? Would you like to learn how to tune pianos from a professional and gain a profitable skillset? See Mrs. Bucciarelli about a unique opportunity.

Looking for volunteer hours? Girls on the Run is looking for volunteers for their annual 5K race on May 30. Also, St Ann's Home has a list of Open Volunteer hours for middle & high schoolers.

A representative from the following institution will be here:

Monday Golisano Institute for Business and Entrepreneurship 3rd period

“B” Day

Lunch:  Wild Mike’s Cheese bites w/marinara, steamed broccoli, raw veggie sticks, diced peaches, fresh fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

• Gold Key seniors
• Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit
• Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Are you interested in participating in the Spring play? This year's comedy is The Twelve Huntsmen and auditions are being held on April 1, 2025, at 3:15 pm in the Irwin Center. Audition forms and all other information are posted in Schoology under Library and Information Skills. Just look for the folder for the Spring Comedy 2025. We are looking for both on stage and behind the scenes participants. See you then!

Stop by the Lost & Found tables outside the Main Office this week if you have misplaced anything the month of March!

The next Student Advisory Council will be held next Monday during 6th period. This is a chance to discuss ideas and concerns directly with the Superintendent. The meeting will take place in the Principal's Conference Room. Lunch will be provided.

Attention Chipotle lovers! Do you have the mid-winter blues? Tired of cooking? Then the Irondequoit Track & Field Boosters has a fundraiser for you on Monday, April 7 from 4-8 at the Irondequoit Chipotle location.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

COME GET YOUR SUMMER! It's that time of year again for our annual Seabreeze Hiring Event. If you are interested in a summer job and will be at least 15 by July 1, stop by the Career Center to sign up for an interview after school on April 9. Grab a friend and sign up today and remember to come get your summer!

Tomorrow's Future Friday Guest will be the Monroe County Sheriff's Office --Stop by their table tomorrow in The Commons during all lunches and find out about a career as a Sheriff.

JUNIORS! Sign up for the field trip to the SUNY College Fair on Wednesday, April 30 at Brockport University. Most of the SUNY colleges will be represented and ready to answer questions! There will also be a walking tour of the SUNY Brockport Campus and lunch will be provided. Please see Mrs. Cook in the College and Career Center for a permission slip.

The West Irondequoit Teachers' Association Scholarship (The WITA Scholarship) - This scholarship will go to three deserving IHS students who are going to college for a "Helping" career. That includes Education, Nursing, Psychology, and Social Work.
Society of Women Engineers - Are you a woman & planning on going into Engineering? Apply please!
Sons and Daughters of Italy in America Scholarship - Seniors with at least one Italian grandparent can apply for this!

Roc Youth Resource and Employment Fair will be held on Saturday at East High School from 1pm-4pm. Parents and students are encouraged to attend!

Do you want to learn more about the trades? There will be a free TRADE UP Fair for students and parents on April 1 -- stop in for registration information.

Do you play piano? Would you like to learn how to tune pianos from a professional and gain a profitable skillset?  See Mrs. Bucciarelli about a unique opportunity.

Looking for volunteer hours? Girls on the Run is looking for volunteers for their annual 5K race on May 30. Also, St Ann's Home has a list of Open Volunteer hours for middle & high schoolers.

Representatives from the following universities & institutions will be here: 
Monday      Golisano Institute for Business and Entrepreneurship      3rd period

“A” Day 

Lunch:  Chicken tenders, mashed potatoes & gravy, raw veggie sticks, juice, fresh fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

• Gold Key seniors
• Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit
• Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Stop by the Lost & Found tables outside the Main Office this week if you have misplaced anything this month~

The next Student Advisory Council will be held next Monday during 6th period. This is a chance to discuss ideas and concerns directly with the Superintendent. The meeting will take place in the Principal's Conference Room. Lunch will be provided.

Attention Chipotle lovers! Do you have the mid-winter blues? Tired of cooking? Then the Irondequoit Track & Field Boosters has a fundraiser for you on Monday, April 7 from 4-8 at the Irondequoit Chipotle location.

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

COME GET YOUR SUMMER! It's that time of year again for our annual Seabreeze Hiring Event. If you are interested in a summer job and will be at least 15 by July 1, stop by the Career Center to sign up for an interview after school on April 9. Grab a friend and sign up today and remember to come get your summer!

This week's Future Friday Guest will be the Monroe County Sheriff's Office --Stop by their table this Friday in The Commons during all lunches and find out about a career as a Sheriff.

JUNIORS! Sign up for the field trip to the SUNY College Fair on Wednesday, April 30 at Brockport University. Most of the SUNY colleges will be represented and ready to answer questions! There will also be a walking tour of the SUNY Brockport Campus and lunch will be provided. Please see Mrs. Cook in the College and Career Center for a permission slip.

Seniors, please check the deadlines for your scholarships! WITA, Lions, and a few others are closing soon!

The Roc Youth Resource and Employment Fair will be held on Saturday at East High School from 1pm-4pm. Parents and students are encouraged to attend!

Do you want to learn more about the trades? There will be a free TRADE UP Fair for students and parents on April 1 -- stop in for registration information.

Do you play piano? Would you like to learn how to tune pianos from a professional and gain a profitable skillset?  See Mrs. Bucciarelli about a unique opportunity.

Looking for volunteer hours? St Ann's Home has a list of Open Volunteer hours for middle & high schoolers-- check it out it in the Career Center

Representatives from the following universities & institutions will be here: 
Monday      Golisano Institute for Business and Entrepreneurship      3rd period

“B” Day 

It’s Taco Tuesday! A beef taco w/trimmings, seasoned corn, raw veggie sticks, applesauce, fresh fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

• Gold Key seniors
• Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit
• Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Attention Chipotle lovers! Do you have the mid-winter blues? Tired of cooking? Then the Irondequoit Track & Field Boosters has a fundraiser for you on Monday, April 7 from 4-8 at the Irondequoit Chipotle location.

Freshmen interested in playing Modified Flag Football:   There will be a meeting after school today at 3:15 pm at Dake in the All Purpose Room. We will be discussing tryouts & expectations. Hope to see anyone interested in playing at the meeting!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

COME GET YOUR SUMMER! It's that time of year again for our annual Seabreeze Hiring Event. If you are interested in a summer job and will be at least 15 by July 1, stop by the Career Center to sign up for an interview after school on April 9. Grab a friend and sign up today and remember to come get your summer!

This week's Future Friday Guest will be the Monroe County Sheriff's Office --Stop by their table this Friday in The Commons during all lunches and find out about a career as a Sheriff.

JUNIORS! Sign up for the field trip to the SUNY College Fair on Wednesday, April 30 at Brockport University. Most of the SUNY colleges will be represented and ready to answer questions! There will also be a walking tour of the SUNY Brockport Campus and lunch will be provided. Please see Mrs. Cook in the College and Career Center for a permission slip.

Seniors! Right now, there are multiple scholarships approaching deadlines. Here are just a few:
The West Irondequoit Teachers' Association Scholarship (The WITA Scholarship) - This scholarship will go to three deserving IHS students who are going to college for a "Helping" career. That includes Education, Nursing, Psychology, and Social Work.
The Society of Women Engineers - Are you a woman? Are you going into Engineering? Apply please!
The Sons and Daughters of Italy in America Scholarship - Seniors with at least one Italian grandparent can apply for this!  Stop by the College and Career Center for more information!

Are you a SENIOR who has attended all four years of high school at IHS? Will you be playing intercollegiate sports at college? Do you have a 79% GPA or higher? If so, then PLEASE apply for the Andrew G. Attinasi Scholar Athlete scholarship! You have until Friday, April 4 to turn in your application! This award is specifically for IHS students!

The Roc Youth Resource and Employment Fair will be held on Saturday at East High School from 1pm-4pm. Parents and students are encouraged to attend!

Do you want to learn more about the trades? There will be a free TRADE UP Fair for students and parents on April 1 -- stop in for registration information.

Do you play piano? Would you like to learn how to tune pianos from a professional and gain a profitable skillset?  See Mrs. Bucciarelli about a unique opportunity.

Looking for volunteer hours? St Ann's Home has a list of Open Volunteer hours for middle & high schoolers- check it out it in the Career Center

Representatives from the following universities will be visiting. Come learn about what these universities have to offer you!

Tomorrow           Niagara University                                                                                 3rd period
Tues., 3/31          Golisano Institute for Business and Entrepreneurship                3rd period

“A” Day 

Lunch: Pizza crunchers w/sauce, green beans, raw veggie sticks, diced pears, fresh fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

• Gold Key seniors
• Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit
• Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Freshmen interested in playing Modified Flag Football:   There will be a meeting after school tomorrow at 3:15 pm at Dake in the All Purpose Room. We will be discussing tryouts & expectations. Hope to see anyone interested in playing at the meeting!

The next Student Advisory Council will be today during 6th period. This is a chance to discuss ideas and concerns directly with the Superintendent. The meeting will take place in the Principal's Conference Room. Lunch will be provided. 

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

COME GET YOUR SUMMER! It's that time of year again for our annual Seabreeze Hiring Event. If you are interested in a summer job and will be at least 15 by July 1, stop by the Career Center to sign up for an interview after school on April 9. Grab a friend and sign up today and remember to come get your summer!

This week's Future Friday Guest will be the Monroe County Sheriff's Office --Stop by their table this Friday in The Commons during all lunches and find out about a career as a Sheriff.

Are you a SENIOR who has attended all four years of high school at IHS? Will you be playing intercollegiate sports at college? Do you have a 79% GPA or higher? If so, then PLEASE apply for the  Andrew G. Attinasi Scholar-Athlete Scholarship! You have until Friday, April 4 to turn in your application! This award is specifically for IHS students!

On Saturday, the Roc Youth Resource and Employment Fair will be held at East High School from 1pm-4pm. Parents and students are encouraged to attend!

Do you want to learn more about the trades? There will be a free TRADE UP Fair for students and parents on April 1 -- stop in for registration information.

Do you play piano? Would you like to learn how to tune pianos from a professional and gain a profitable skillset?  See Mrs. Bucciarelli about a unique opportunity.

Looking for volunteer hours? St Ann's Home has a list of Open Volunteer hours for middle and high schoolers-- check it out it in the Career Center.

Representatives from the following universities will be visiting. Come learn about what these universities have to offer you!

Tomorrow    Niagara University    3rd period

“B” Day 
Lunch: A hot meatball sub or a fish sandwich, romaine salad, raw veggie sticks, fruit cocktail, fresh fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

• Gold Key seniors
• Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit
• Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Attention Freshmen interested in playing Modified Flag Football:   There will be a meeting after school on Tuesday at 3:15 pm at Dake in the All Purpose Room. We will be discussing tryouts & expectations. Hope to see anyone interested  in playing at the meeting!

The next Student Advisory Council will take place on Monday, March during 6th period. This is a chance to discuss ideas and concerns directly with the Superintendent. The meeting will take place in the Principal's Conference Room. Lunch will be provided. 

Games Club will meet after school today from 3:00 pm - 4:15 pm in Room 2000 (Ms. Johnson's Earth Science Room). All are welcome- no experience necessary. We play board games, card games & strategy games, including D & D and Chess. See Mrs. Wolf in Room 2064 if you have any questions.

Are you are interested in performing in this year's Irondequoit’s Got Talent Show on April 4? Auditions must be recorded and submitted to the Student Council folder within the Library & Information Skills page on Schoology by Sunday, March 23—no exceptions!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

Today we have two Future Friday Guests--Stop by the HAWX Company table if you are interested in a summer sales internship or if you are interested in careers in Special Education, Early intervention and related therapies stop by the table and speak with a rep from the Early Intervention Council.

COME GET YOUR SUMMER! It's that time of year again for our annual Seabreeze Hiring Event. If you are interested in a summer job and will be at least 15 by July 1, stop by the Career Center to sign up for an interview after school on April 9. Grab a friend and sign up today and remember to come get your summer!

On March 29, the 4th Annual Roc Youth Resource and Employment Fair will be held at East High School from 1pm-4pm. Parents and students are encouraged to attend!

Do you want to learn more about the trades? There will be a free TRADE UP Fair for students and parents on April 1 -- stop in for registration information.

Do you play piano? Would you like to learn how to tune pianos from a professional and gain a profitable skillset?  See Mrs. Bucciarelli about a unique opportunity.

Looking for volunteer hours? St Ann's Home has a list of Open Volunteer hours for middle and high schoolers--check it out it in the Career Center

Representatives from the following universities will be visiting. Come learn about what these universities have to offer you!

Tuesday    Niagara University    3rd period

Summer is coming--Stop in and talk to Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to apply for more summer programs.
I-Square is looking to hire juniors or seniors for busser and porter positions.
Black's Hardware is looking for part-time help.

“A” Day 

Lunch: Mozzarella sticks w/marinara & dinner roll, steamed broccoli, raw veggie sticks, diced peaches, fresh fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

• Gold Key seniors
• Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit
• Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

The Art Club will be meeting after school today from 3:10 pm to 4:00 pm in Ms. Jacobs’ room (#1150). We will be making Artist Trading Cards. We will paint, stamp, draw, collage, etc. to create artist trading cards that we can keep or share with others.

Attention IHS:  Do you play an instrument? Sing? Dance? Have a special talent? Student Council wants you to show it off and win big at this year's talent show on April 4. Auditions must be recorded and submitted to the Student Council folder within the Library and Information Skills page on Schoology. All submissions must be in by March 23—no exceptions!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

This week we have two Future Friday Guests tomorrow- Stop by the HAWX Company table if you are interested in a summer sales internship or if you are interested in careers in Special Education, Early intervention and related therapies stop by the table and speak with a rep from the Early Intervention Council.

COME GET YOUR SUMMER! It's that time of year again for our annual Seabreeze Hiring Event. If you are interested in a summer job and will be at least 15 by July 1, stop by the Career Center to sign up for an interview after school on April 9. Grab a friend and sign up today and remember to come get your summer!

On March 29, the 4th Annual Roc Youth Resource and Employment Fair will be held at East High School from 1pm-4pm. Parents and students are encouraged to attend!

Do you want to learn more about the trades? There will be a free TRADE UP Fair for students and parents on April 1 -- stop in for registration information.

Do you play piano? Would you like to learn how to tune pianos from a professional and gain a profitable skillset?  See Mrs. Bucciarelli about a unique opportunity.

Looking for volunteer hours? St Ann's Home has a list of Open Volunteer hours for middle and high schoolers- check it out it in the Career Center

Representatives from the following universities will be visiting. Come learn about what these universities have to offer you!

Tuesday    Niagara University    3rd period

Summer is coming-- Stop in and talk to Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to apply for more summer programs.

I-Square is looking to hire juniors or seniors for busser and porter positions.
Black's Hardware is looking for part-time help.

“B” Day

Lunch: French toast sticks w/pork sausage patty, warm cinnamon pears, raw veggie sticks, juice, fresh fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

• Gold Key seniors
• Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit
• Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Art Club will be meeting tomorrow from 3:10 pm to 4:00 pm in Ms. Jacobs’ room (#1150). We will be making Artist Trading Cards. We will paint, stamp, draw, collage, etc. to create artist trading cards that we can keep or share with others.

Attention IHS:  Do you play an instrument? Sing? Dance? Have a special talent? Student Council wants you to show it off and win big at this year's talent show on April 4. Auditions must be recorded and submitted to the Student Council folder within the Library and Information Skills page on Schoology. All submissions must be in by March 23—no exceptions!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

This week we have two Future Friday Guests- Stop by the HAWX Company table if you are interested in a summer sales internship or if you are interested in careers in Special Education, Early intervention and related therapies stop by the table and speak with a rep from the Early Intervention Council.

COME GET YOUR SUMMER! It's that time of year again for our annual Seabreeze Hiring Event. If you are interested in a summer job and will be at least 15 by July 1, stop by the Career Center to sign up for an interview after school on April 9. Grab a friend, sign up today and remember to come get your summer!

On March 29, the 4th Annual Roc Youth Resource and Employment Fair will be held at East High School from 1pm-4pm. Parents and students are encouraged to attend!

Do you want to learn more about the trades? There will be a free TRADE UP Fair for students and parents on April 1 -- stop in for registration information.

Do you play piano? Would you like to learn how to tune pianos from a professional and gain a profitable skillset?  See Mrs. Bucciarelli about a unique opportunity.

Looking for volunteer hours? St Ann's Home has a list of Open Volunteer hours for middle and high schoolers--check it out it in the Career Center

Representatives from the following universities will be visiting. Come learn about what these universities have to offer you!

Today         Yale University               7th period 
                    High Point University    8th period

Tuesday    Niagara University         3rd period

Summer is coming-- Stop in and talk to Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to apply for more summer programs.

I-Square is looking to hire juniors or seniors for busser and porter positions.
Black's Hardware is looking for part-time help.

“A” Day 

Lunch: Stir-fry chicken w/fried rice & fortune cookie, vegetable eggroll, raw veggie sticks, applesauce, fresh fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

• Gold Key seniors
• Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit
• Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

The Art Club will be meeting on Thursday from 3:10 pm to 4:00 pm in Ms. Jacobs’ room (#1150). We will be making Artist Trading Cards. We will paint, stamp, draw, collage, etc. to create artist trading cards that we can keep or share with others.

Attention IHS:  Do you play an instrument? Sing? Dance? Have a special talent? Student Council wants you to show it off and win big at this year's talent show on April 4. Auditions must be recorded and submitted to the Student Council folder within the Library and Information Skills page on Schoology. All submissions must be in by March 23—no exceptions!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

This week we have two more Future Friday Guests- Stop by the HAWX Company table if you are interested in a summer sales internship or if you are interested in careers in Special Education, Early intervention and related therapies stop by the table and speak with a rep from the Early Intervention Council.

On March 29, the 4th Annual Roc Youth Resource and Employment Fair from will be at East High School from 1pm-4pm. Parents and students are encouraged to attend!

Do you want to learn more about the trades? There will be a free TRADE UP Fair for students and parents on April 1 -- stop in for registration information.

COME GET YOUR SUMMER! It's that time of year again for our annual Seabreeze Hiring Event. If you are interested in a summer job and will be at least 15 by July 1, stop by the Career Center to sign up for an interview after school on April 9. Grab a friend and sign up today!

Do you play piano? Would you like to learn how to tune pianos from a professional piano tuner and gain a profitable skill set?  See Mrs. Bucciarelli about a unique opportunity.

The Lion's Club Scholarship is closing on March 30. If you are applying, make sure your documents are IN by that date!

Colleges whose representatives will be visiting. Come learn about what these colleges have to offer you!

Today            Seton Hall                4th period 
Tomorrow    Yale University      7th period 

Summer is coming-- Stop in and talk to Mrs. Bucciarelli in the Career Center to apply for more summer programs.

I-Square is looking to hire juniors or seniors for busser and porter positions.
Black's Hardware is looking for part-time help.

☘️ “B” Day ☘️

Lunch: A beef hamburger or cheeseburger, macaroni salad, raw veggie sticks, diced pears, fresh fruit & milk.

ALWAYS be prepared to show your Student ID upon entering the building after 8 am, for re-entry during the school day, entry into the cafeterias and at any time a staff member requests to see it. Don't lose it!

Parking on the IHS campus (including the Field House and behind the scoreboard) is EXTREMELY limited. As a result, the only students who may park on campus MUST meet ALL the following criteria:

• Gold Key seniors
• Students who have been assigned a parking permit & are displaying the permit
• Students who are in their ASSIGNED parking spot

This expectation will be strictly enforced, and students who park on campus but do not meet ALL the above criteria will be subject to school-based consequences and potential towing of their vehicles.

Attention IHS:  Do you play an instrument? Sing? Dance? Have a special talent? Student Council wants you to show it off and win big at this year's talent show on April 4. Auditions must be recorded and submitted to the Student Council folder within the Library and Information Skills page on Schoology. All submissions must be in by March 23—no exceptions!

COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWS

The Lion's Club Scholarship is closing on March 30. If you are applying, make sure your documents are IN by that date!